- Ochotonidae,
sometimes in
Leporidae or in
neither ochotonid nor
leporid stem-lagomorphs.
Ochotonids appeared in Asia
between the late
Eocene and the early...
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mammals in the
order Lagomorpha. A
member of this
family is
called an
ochotonid or, colloquially, a pika. They are
widespread throughout Asia and western...
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Fossil occurrences of
leporids and
ochotonids and
global environmental change (climate change, C3/C4
plants distribution)....
- Mazza, P (1987). "Prolagus
apricenicus and
Prolagus imperialis: two new
Ochotonids (Lagomorpha, Mammalia) of the
Gargano (Southern Italy)".
Bollettino della...
- Angelone,
Chiara (November 2021). "Tooth and long bone
scaling in
Sardinian ochotonids (Early Pleistocene-Holocene):
Evidence for
megalodontia and its palaeoecological...
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Sandra L. (2003). "Evolution and
development of
Asian and
North American ochotonids" (PDF).
Occasional Papers in
Earth Sciences No. 5: 33–34.
Archived from...
- Lagomorphs: pikas,
rabbits and
hares Leporids:
rabbits and
hares Pikas (
ochotonids)
Rodents Anomalure-like
rodents (anomaluromorphs): Scaly-tailed squirrels...
- Engelbrektsson, P.; Köhler, M. (April 2015). "The
weight of
fossil leporids and
ochotonids: body m****
estimation models for the
order Lagomorpha".
Journal of Zoology...
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Ochotonids were once also
found in a
range of
other locations, such as Asia, Europe,
North America and
northern Africa. The
locations of
Ochotonids have...
- Mazza, P. 1987.
Prolagus apricenicus and
Prolagus imperialis: two new
Ochotonids (Lagomorpha, Mammalia) of the
Gargano (Southern Italy).
Bollettino della...
