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The only mammal added to the list this year was the Eastern Voalavo, a rodent that lives in the mountainous forests of Madagascar.

I have never seen a mouse in a Tokyo restaurant and can only imagine the panic that such a rodent visitation would set off.

Calling a banker a "rodent" or "snake" , in other words, may no longer be just a term of abuse.

A onetime result in a rodent model, Sipes argues, cannot be extrapolated to mean negative impacts for human health.

It is important that when a computer lab places a purchase order for a mouse, the seller does not ship a rodent.

Among the latter is the eastern voalavo, a rodent endemic to Madagascar, whose habitat is threatened by slash-and-burnfarming methods.

The local council are advertising for a Rodent Operator, which in common parlance means a rat catcher.

To prove this, a few recent studies turned to a rodent that employs a remarkably familiar nest structure.

The squirrel, an example of a rodent; introduced each new word with examples of its use.

Attachment: I love like a rodent of the grasslands.

In a rodent study they conducted, 36 of 54 animals were implanted with the inner-ear devices and one-third developed meningitis.

To gnaw with the teeth In the manner of a rodent.

The classical experiment is placing a rodent in a cold room at 4 degrees Celsius.

The squirrel is an example of a rodent.

lt was a rodent. You don't want this in your house.

Hamster Hotel (France): a hotel that looks like a rodent cage

The squirrel, an example of a rodent