jerboa

Another viewer angrily pointed out: "Gerbils and jerboas not the same.

The region in general also benefited from the prosperity of plant and animal biodiversity, including rabbits, jerboas and other animals.

From desert hedgehogs to Gobi jerboas, the many species of desert animals in "Over on a Desert Somewhere in the World" combine to tell a true story of life as it is found in the deserts of the world.

He says that most of the animals hail from overseas and do not exist in the wild in Cambodia such as marmosets, fennecs, jerboas and guinea pigs.

There were also 2 quails, 6 pigeons and 2 jerboas that were used as a bait for birds of prey, according to commander of the special group Kurmanbek Duisheyev.

We saw many interesting things like desert foxes, jerboas, lizards, snakes and many birds.

The reader should not avoid the 33 appendices, which are a hodgepodge of items about tribal names, the Ramadan feast, elite camels, insects, jerboas, fish, sailing boats, obituaries, tattoo markings, and even Himyaritic inscriptions.

Their findings indicate that bipedal mammals such as humans, kangaroos, springhares and jerboas have a more forward-positioned foramen magnum than their quadrupedal close relatives."

This lineage includes beavers, chipmunks, gophers, lemmings, marmots, nutria, mice, porcupine, rats, squirrels--and those cute house pets marketed as guinea pigs, hamsters and jerboas.

Five-toad jerboas are typical inhabitants of arid areas in Asia and north-eastern Africa.

A comparative analysis of behavior in supergeneric groups of jerboas (Rodentia, Dipodidae).

Mammals are more difficult but the tracks are there -- gerbils and jerboas and foxes.