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The order Lagomorpha consists of rabbits, hares, and pikas. Once included in the order Rodentia, the differences found in lagomorphs earned them an order of their own. Rabbits differ from rodents in that rabbits have two sets of upper incisors, rather then one. Rabbits also have spongy intertwined bone lining their upper jaws that is believed to aid in heat dispersal when the animals are running. Rabbits and hares are fast and evasive and have large hind limbs suited for leaping great distances. Many have large ears that alert them to predator threats. The incisors and molars grow throughout these animals' lives, and are completely covered by enamel.
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Rabbit Skeleton
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| Oryctolagus cuniculus Complete Unassembled Skeleton. |
| Catalog #: WSK-601 | Natural Bone: $299.00 |
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Rabbit Skeleton
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| Oryctolagus cuniculus Complete Unassembled Skeleton. |
| Catalog #: WSK-600 | Natural Bone: $299.00 |
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Rabbit Skeleton
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| Domestic sp. Incomplete, missing several phalanges |
| Catalog #: WSK-619 | Natural Bone: $289.00 |
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| Ochotona collaris | Average Skull Length: 5cm |
| Origin: North America | | Herbivore |
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| WBC-088 Bone Clones® Replica | Museum Quality: $90.00 |
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WBC-119
Replica - Museum Quality |
The following species are currently available:
White-tailed Jackrabbit, and Domestic Rabbit.
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WSM-380
Natural Bone |
The following species are currently available:
Desert Cottontail, and Eastern Cottontail.
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WSM-375
Natural Bone |
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RABBITS/RODENTS
Rabbits differ from rodents in that rabbits have two sets of upper incisors rather then one. Both photographs illustrate the second set of incisors present in the rabbits. |
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