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What species is a hamster in?
A hamster is of the rodent family
What rodent should you get?
you should get a hamster for a rodent pet
What is another word for hamster?
rodent
Which family is the hamster in?
It is in the rodent family.
What animal group is the hamster?
Rodent.
Which order is the hamster in?
Rodentia (Which means it is a Rodent)
Is a hamstert a rodent?
Yes,a hamster is a rodent,anything as small like thatisa rodent including guinie pigs,rats,and mice
What is a rodent with large cheek pouches called?
hamster
The difference between rodent and giant armadillo?
Well, a rodent, is a rat, hamster, or gerbil, anything like that. A Giant Armadillo, is a mammal, unlike a rodent. :)
Why is hamster a rodent animal?
Their teeth never stop growing.
What family is the hamster in?
The hamster belongs to the family Cricetidae, which includes over 100 species of small rodents like hamsters, voles, and lemmings.
A rodent that can be kept as a pet that is 6 inches and can be kept by themselves?
Hamster.
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