genus lemmus (Meaning)
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genus lemmus (n)
lemmings
Synonyms & Antonyms of genus lemmus
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
genus lemmus Sentence Examples
- The genus Lemmus encompasses several species of voles.
- Lemmus sibiricus, commonly known as the Siberian brown lemming, is a member of the genus Lemmus.
- The Norwegian lemming, Lemmus lemmus, has a distinctive reddish-brown coat.
- Arctic lemmings (genus Lemmus) exhibit remarkable population fluctuations.
- Lemmus trimucronatus, the Beringian lemming, is found in the Arctic regions of North America and Asia.
- The genus Lemmus is characterized by its small size, short tail, and heavy body.
- Lemmings in the genus Lemmus are primarily herbivores, feeding on grasses, sedges, and mosses.
- Lemmus migrants, characterized by mass migrations, are sometimes mistaken for locusts.
- The genus Lemmus is a crucial part of the Arctic ecosystem, serving as prey for predators such as foxes and owls.
- The fascinating behaviors of the genus Lemmus have made them a subject of extensive scientific research.
FAQs About the word genus lemmus
lemmings
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The genus Lemmus encompasses several species of voles.
Lemmus sibiricus, commonly known as the Siberian brown lemming, is a member of the genus Lemmus.
The Norwegian lemming, Lemmus lemmus, has a distinctive reddish-brown coat.
Arctic lemmings (genus Lemmus) exhibit remarkable population fluctuations.
