lagomorph

IPA: ɫɑgoʊmɔrf

A member of the mammalian taxonomic order, Lagomorpha, which includes hares, rabbits, and pikas.

Examples of "lagomorph" in Sentences

Rodents, insectivores and lagomorphs.
They are also both part of the Lagomorph order.
Trackback by Prolagus's lagomorph soup — May 19, 2010 #
This is the primary way to distinguish a rodent from a lagomorph.
The preferred prey of the eagle owl are members of the lagomorph family.
But I'm a meek and scared lagomorph these days, and the acolytes at CA make my ears twitch, it is really annoying.
The lagomorph, the largest ever seen, appears to have had reduced aerobic capacity and to have walked slowly rather than jumped quickly.
Other species recorded from the Kurile Islands include: six insectivores, six chiropterans, nine carnivores, nine rodents, and one lagomorph.
I am, in fact, devoted to them: I belong to the alternate universe of lagomorph aficionados called The House Rabbit Society and own two free-roaming bunnies.
I aim to have viewed every captioned kitty and labelled lagomorph and readable rodent that the site has to offer before my tonsils have returned to their normal size.
Tim Lambert (aka Deltoid) calls Plimer out as Tim Lambert (aka Deltoid) calls Plimer out as Plimer the Plagerist, Ian Enting got a good laugh, but after 46 pages of listing Plimerrors was found rolling on the floor and had to be sedated, Eli Rabett, that excellent lagomorph, went out for a few jars of absinthe after a couple of paragraphs and has mercifully forgotten what he read.