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Rodents - Non-Spiny-haired Non-Gliding

Rodentia - Petedes surdaster (Thomas, 1902)
Option A
A. The rear feet are much longer than the front feet.
B. Each ear is very long and prominent.
C. The tail is well haired with the front section lightly colored and the rear section black.
Select
A. The rear feet are much longer than the front feet.
B. Each ear is very long and prominent.
C. The tail is well haired with the front section lightly colored and the rear section black.
Select

Rodentia
Option B
A. Usually the rear feet are not significantly longer than the front feet. If they are, then...
B. Each ear is not very long and prominent.
C. The tail is either naked or well haired. If it is well haired, the color pattern is not the front section lightly colored and the rear section black.
Select
A. Usually the rear feet are not significantly longer than the front feet. If they are, then...
B. Each ear is not very long and prominent.
C. The tail is either naked or well haired. If it is well haired, the color pattern is not the front section lightly colored and the rear section black.
Select