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Rodent Phylogeny

The anatomy of rodents

The rodent brain

Relevant rodent literature

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The many existing rodents

Rodents are mammals and 40% of all mammals are rodent. Rodents are characterized by a single pair of continuously growing incisors in each of the upper and lower jaw. This distincts them from the hares and rabbits which have an additional pair of incisors in the upper jaw.

incisors

rodent Species,

Classification

More detailed information can be found here.

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The anatomy of the rodent

Brain, spinal cord and nerves: Blue
Heart and arteries Red
Urogenital system: Yellow
Digestive system: Green
Respiratory system: Purple
Skeleton: Whitish

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The skull of the rodent; Credits

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The anatomy of the rodent; Credits

The brain of the rodent

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The brain of the mouse

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The brain of the rat

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The brain of the Squirrel

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The brain of the guinea pig

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The brain of the Chinchilla

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The brain of the buzzard

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Interesting literature about rodent

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Tonny Mulder - University of Amsterdam