lagomorph
IPA: ɫɑgoʊmɔrf
noun
- A member of the mammalian taxonomic order, Lagomorpha, which includes hares, rabbits, and pikas.
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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.