The New Natural History volume 3
The New Natural History volume 3
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The limbs are generally similar to those of the agutis, and are furnished with four toes in front and three behind. The collar-bones are imperfect; and the molar teeth are divided by continuous folds of enamel into transverse plates. As indicated by the well-known proverb concerning the guinea-pig, the tail is small or rudimentary. The incisor teeth are short; and the lower jaw differs from that of the agutis in having a strongly -marked ridge on each external surface. The majority of the membe...rs of the family are terrestrial, but one genus is aquatic.
The true cavies, as represented by the guinea-pig, are comparatively small Rodents, characterised by their stout build, short and subequal limbs, small ears, and the total absence of a tail. All the wild species are uniformly coloured, and their range comprises the whole of South America.
i8o RODENTS.
One of the best known of the many species is the restless cavy Restless Cavy. . J -n -i i i (Cavia porceiius) or Uruguay and . Brazil, which measures rather more than 10 inches in length, and attains a weight of about a pound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The limbs are generally similar to those of the agutis, and are furnished with four toes in front and three behind. The collar-bones are imperfect; and the molar teeth are divided by continuous folds of enamel into transverse plates. As indicated by the well-known proverb concerning the guinea-pig, the tail is small or rudimentary. The incisor teeth are short; and the lower jaw differs from that of the agutis in having a strongly -marked ridge on each external surface. The majority of the membe...rs of the family are terrestrial, but one genus is aquatic.
The true cavies, as represented by the guinea-pig, are comparatively small Rodents, characterised by their stout build, short and subequal limbs, small ears, and the total absence of a tail. All the wild species are uniformly coloured, and their range comprises the whole of South America.
i8o RODENTS.
One of the best known of the many species is the restless cavy Restless Cavy. . J -n -i i i (Cavia porceiius) or Uruguay and . Brazil, which measures rather more than 10 inches in length, and attains a weight of about a pound.
What to read after The New Natural History volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Lydekker to read onlineMoreLess
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