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All Rodent And Lagomorph Families

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Reproductive Mode
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All Rodent And Lagomorph Families
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Abrocomidae

Mammal Families

Anomaluridae

Mammal Families

Aplodontiidae

Mammal Families

Calomyscidae

Mammal Families

Castoridae

Mammal Families

Caviidae

Mammal Families

Cebidae

Mammal Families

Cheirogaleidae

Mammal Families

Chinchillidae

Mammal Families

Cricetidae

Mammal Families

Ctenodactylidae

Mammal Families

Ctenomyidae

Mammal Families

Cuniculidae

Mammal Families

Dasyproctidae

Mammal Families

Diatomyidae

Mammal Families

Dinomyidae

Mammal Families

Dipodidae

Mammal Families

Echimyidae

Mammal Families

Erethizontidae

Mammal Families

Geomyidae

Mammal Families

Gliridae

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Heptaxodontidae

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Hystricidae

Mammal Families

Leporidae

Mammal Families

Muridae

Mammal Families

Myocastoridae

Mammal Families

Nesomyidae

Mammal Families

Ochotonidae

Mammal Families

Octodontidae

Mammal Families

Pedetidae

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Petromuridae

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Platacanthomyidae

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Sciuridae

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Thryonomyidae

Mammal Families

Zapodidae

Mammal Families
Sources
1. Wikipedia: Taxonomic rank
WikipediaTaxonomic rank, Fundamental ranks section, rank sequence sentence, group 517425
Quote, Taxonomic rank, Fundamental ranks section, rank sequence sentence, group 517425
kingdom, phylum or division, class, order, family, genus, and species
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2. Wikipedia: Mammal
WikipediaMammal, lead section, group 517425
Quote, Mammal, lead section, group 517425
All modern mammals give birth to live young, except the five species of monotremes, which lay eggs.
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