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Biology, botany, zoology / Zoology / Various mammals

(2)

Hedgehog - insectivorous

(4)

BOBR - rodent

HARE - rodent

MOLE - insectivorous

KUZU - marsupial

MOUSE - rodent

ELEPHANT - proboscis detachment, the largest land mammal

SONIA - rodent

(5)

AGUTI - humpback hare, rodent

Squirrel - rodent

VEKSHHA - squirrel (dialect name)

GOFER - rodent

KOALA - marsupial bear

RAT - rodent

KUTOR - water shrew, insectivorous

PASYUK - rodent

Marmot - rodent

HAMSTER - rodent

ZOKOR - rodent

(6)

BAIBAK - steppe marmot

WOMBAT - marsupial

ECHIDNA - marsupial, detachment of monotremes, lays eggs

RABBIT - rodent

Couscous - marsupial

FLIGHT - rodent

MOHERA - insectivorous

NUTRIA - rodent

PLAVUN - water opossum, marsupial

Mole-rat - rodent

Gopher - rodent

TENREK - bristly hedgehog, insectivorous

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WALLABY - a subfamily of kangaroos

VISKASHA (viscacha) - chinchilla family, rodent

KANGAROO - marsupial

LEMMING - rodent

SLOTH - detachment of edentulous

MOUSE - rodent

muskrat - rodent

Opossum - marsupial

VOLE - a rodent

Platypus - detachment of monotremes, lays eggs

SCHELEZUB - insectivorous

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BAVDIKUT - marsupial badger

Chipmunk - rodent

DESKEDER - insectivorous

Porcupine - rodent

DOLGONOG - rodent

Capybara (capybara) - the largest of the rodents

Anteater - detachment of edentulous

GINGER - rodent

TARBAGAN - Mongolian marmot

CHinchilla - rodent

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WHITE-TOoth - a family of shrews

CHURZUBKA - a family of shrews

ZLATOKROT - insectivorous

PROEKHIDNA - marsupial, detachment of monotremes, lays eggs

JUMPER - insectivore

SELEVINYA - rodent

AARDVARK

Jerboa - rodent

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Armadillo - detachment of edentulous

CAPITAL - see Capybara

Shrew - insectivorous

SLEPUSHENKA - a rodent

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