examples of lagomorphs

Lagomorphs: small four-legged herbivorous vertebrates (about 60 species) with dense fur, a short or absent tail and three pairs of incisors.
examples of lagomorphs 						Widespread lagomorph with strong hind limbs adapted for swift running; it lives in the wild and is valued especially for its meat.				  							Widespread and extremely prolific lagomorph living in the wild in burrows; it is also raised for its meat and fur.												Tailless lagomorph living in the wild in the mountains of Central Asia and North America.

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lagomorph’s jaw: rabbit

hare

Widespread lagomorph with strong hind limbs adapted for swift running; it lives in the wild and is valued especially for its meat.

rabbit

Widespread and extremely prolific lagomorph living in the wild in burrows; it is also raised for its meat and fur.
lagomorph’s jaw: rabbit
lagomorph’s jaw: rabbit

pika

Tailless lagomorph living in the wild in the mountains of Central Asia and North America.