Economic Mammalogy
Economic Mammalogy
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4 The brown or Norway rat (Mus norvegicus) is the worst mammal pest in the United States, the losses from its depredations amounting to many millions of dollars yearly to more, indeed, than the losses from all other injurious mammals combined. In addition to its destructive habits, this rat is now known to be an active agent in disseminating infectious diseases. ... It de- stroys grains when newly planted, while growing, and in the shock, stack, mow, crib, granary, mill, elevator or ship's hold..., and also in the bin and feed trough. It invades store and warehouse, and destroys fur, laces, silks, carpets, leather goods and groceries. It attacks fruits, vegetables and meats in the markets, and destroys by pollution ten times as much as it eats. It carries dis- ease germs from house to house and bubonic plague from city to city. It causes disastrous conflagrations; floods houses by gnawing lead water pipes; ruins artificial ponds and embankments by burrowing; destroys the farmers' pigs, eggs and young poultry; eats the eggs and young of song and game birds; and damages foundations, floors, doors and furnishings of dwellings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4 The brown or Norway rat (Mus norvegicus) is the worst mammal pest in the United States, the losses from its depredations amounting to many millions of dollars yearly to more, indeed, than the losses from all other injurious mammals combined. In addition to its destructive habits, this rat is now known to be an active agent in disseminating infectious diseases. ... It de- stroys grains when newly planted, while growing, and in the shock, stack, mow, crib, granary, mill, elevator or ship's hold..., and also in the bin and feed trough. It invades store and warehouse, and destroys fur, laces, silks, carpets, leather goods and groceries. It attacks fruits, vegetables and meats in the markets, and destroys by pollution ten times as much as it eats. It carries dis- ease germs from house to house and bubonic plague from city to city. It causes disastrous conflagrations; floods houses by gnawing lead water pipes; ruins artificial ponds and embankments by burrowing; destroys the farmers' pigs, eggs and young poultry; eats the eggs and young of song and game birds; and damages foundations, floors, doors and furnishings of dwellings.
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