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Female leporids are
almost always larger than males,
which is
unusual among terrestrial mammals. It has been
noted that the
humerus bones of all
leporids are...
- biomes,
though primarily in forests, savannas, shrublands, and gr****lands.
Leporids are all
roughly the same
shape and fall
within a
small range of
sizes with...
- more
closely related to
rodents (although not a
direct ancestor). The
leporids first appeared in the late
Eocene and
rapidly spread throughout the Northern...
- an
increase in
diversity of the
leporids. It has been
proposed that this
switch between ochotonids and
larger leporids was
caused by
expansion of C4 plants...
- with
longer ears, and have
black markings on
their fur. Hares, like all
leporids, have jointed, or kinetic, skulls,
unique among mammals. They have 48 chromosomes...
- (CRPV) or
Kappapapillomavirus 2, is a
papillomavirus which infects certain leporids,
causing keratinous carcinomas resembling horns,
typically on or near the...
- This is a list of
fictional rabbits and
hares (Leporidae).
Fantasy hybrids such as
jackalopes are not listed. The Cadbury's
Caramel Bunny Dr. Rabbit, a...
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March 2016.
Retrieved 2
September 2012.
Hirakawa H (2001). "Coprophagy in
leporids and
other mammalian herbivores".
Mammal Review. 31 (1): 61–80. doi:10.1046/j...
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spine which resulted in low
mobility and an
inability to jump like
other leporids. Bone
histology analysis suggests that the
species was ****ually dimorphic...
- This is a list of
mammals of Europe. It
includes all
mammals currently found in
Europe (from
northeast Atlantic to Ural
Mountains and
northern slope of...
