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What is the order of mammalia?
Squirrel Order is Rodentia.
What are examples of rodent-like mammals?
Mammals which are in the family known as 'rodents' (Rodentia) include:MiceRatsPrairie dogsSquirrelsGophersMuskratsVolesBeaversChipmunksPorcupinesMarmotsChinchillasLemmingsHamstersGerbilsGuinea pigsCapybaraCaviesContrary to common belief, rabbits and hares are not rodents.
What order of mammals contains the most different species (kinds)?
The Rodentia order of mammals.
What is a Beavers suborder?
rodentia
What are the families of Rodentia?
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What order are hamsters?
Rodentia
What is the order of a hamster?
Rodentia
What actors and actresses appeared in Rodentia - 2012?
The cast of Rodentia - 2012 includes: Hannah Aubry as Minnie Ciara Caffey as Bianca
What are the release dates for Rodentia - 2012?
Rodentia - 2012 was released on: USA: 27 October 2012 (Zed Fest Film Festival)
What family does squrrels belong to?
Rodentia.
What animals do not belong to the order rodentia?
Hedgehogs
What class of animals does rabbits come from?
Rodentia
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