myomorpha (Meaning)

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myomorpha (n)

true rats and mice and related rodents

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An extensive group of rodents which includes the rats, mice, jerboas, and many allied forms.

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Myomorpha, a subfamily of rodents, includes the widely recognized house mouse and brown rat.
The Myomorpha's distinctive features include elongated bodies, slender tails, and small ears.
The behavior of Myomorpha is characterized by their exceptional adaptability and prolific breeding habits.
Their incisors are specialized for gnawing, allowing Myomorpha to feed on a wide range of plant and animal matter.
Rodents belonging to the Myomorpha group possess a highly developed sense of smell, enabling them to navigate their surroundings.
The evolutionary history of Myomorpha dates back to the Miocene epoch, with fossils providing evidence of their early existence.
The impact of Myomorpha on human habitats can be significant, as they can transmit diseases and cause structural damage.
The study of Myomorpha is crucial for understanding rodent ecology and developing effective pest management strategies.
The distribution of Myomorpha species is diverse, with representatives found on all continents except Antarctica.
The taxonomic classification of Myomorpha is constantly being refined as new data emerges through genetic and morphological research.

true rats and mice and related rodentsAn extensive group of rodents which includes the rats, mice, jerboas, and many allied forms.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Myomorpha, a subfamily of rodents, includes the widely recognized house mouse and brown rat.

The Myomorpha's distinctive features include elongated bodies, slender tails, and small ears.

The behavior of Myomorpha is characterized by their exceptional adaptability and prolific breeding habits.

Their incisors are specialized for gnawing, allowing Myomorpha to feed on a wide range of plant and animal matter.