- A
tenrec (/ˈtɛnrɛk/) is a
mammal belonging to any
species within the
afrotherian family Tenrecidae,
which is
endemic to Madagascar.
Tenrecs are a very...
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tenrecs from the
rainforest and dry
forest of Madagascar".
Integrative and
Comparative Biology. 43 (6): 1041. Olson, Link E. (January 2013). "
Tenrecs"...
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moles of
Southern Africa, the
otter shrews of
equatorial Africa and the
tenrecs of Madagascar.
These three groups of
small mammals were for most of the...
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Africa and the
tenrecs of Madagascar,
families of
small mammals that were
traditionally part of the
order Insectivora. All
native tenrecs of Madagascar...
- 2 kg).
Lesser hedgehog tenrecs (like all
tenrecs) have a
cloaca (common
urogenital opening), like a bird or a reptile. This
tenrec is terrestrial. It spends...
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aquatic lifestyle.
Ancestral tenrecs are
thought to have
rafted from
mainland Africa to
Madagascar in a
single event. All
tenrecs are
thought to
descend from...
- Cowan's
shrew tenrecs contains a wide
variety of patterns,
mostly consisting of
various shades of red and brown. Cowan's
shrew tenrecs are
mostly solitary...
- The
tailless tenrec (
Tenrec ecaudatus), also
known as the
common tenrec, is a
species of
mammal in the
family Tenrecidae. It is the only
member of the...
- in
Malagasy Tenrecs:
Placentation in
Shrew Tenrecs (Microgale spp.), The Mole-Like Rice
Tenrec (Oryzorictes hova) and The Web-Footed
Tenrec (Limnogale...
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single event.
Tenrecs are
widely diverse; as a
result of
convergent evolution they
resemble hedgehogs, shrews,
opossums or mice. All
tenrecs appear to be...
