borgpetersenii Ballum Ballum
RATTUS SP 127 Javanica Javanica Veldrat Bataviae 46 Mini Mini Sari Sejroe Sejroe M84 Tarassovi Tarassovi Perepelitsin L.
rattus in having a broader head, shorter ears, and shorter hind feet.
Previously, six divergent copies of Sry had been identified on a single Y chromosome in the
Rattus norvegicus SHR/ua strain, all possessing a full coding region and conserved reading frame, but differing by SNPs and insertions/ deletions.
Rattus norvegicus evolved in Asia thousands of years ago, just as civilization was beginning to take root.
It consists of 13 adult black rats (
Rattus rattus Linnaeus, 1758): 7 males and 6 females (Fig.
He drove his own car with a license plate that read
RATTUS.
Brown or Norwegian rats - or
rattus norvegicus - multiply so fast that in 18 months one pair could have more than a million descendants.
However, local Maori people say the Kiore, known scientifically as
Rattus exulans, is a cultural treasure, or Taonga.
14]C AMS ages of
Rattus exulans bone gelatine in south Pacific prehistory, Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand 30: 243-261.
Rattus norvegicus: IU AA54; Peromyscus maniculatus: IU S91; Peromyscus leucopus: IU 9810007; Zapus hudsonicus: IU FF79.
And here are 20 more squirm-making facts about Genus
Rattus (family Muridae, order Rodentia).
This term excludes birds, rats of the genus
Rattus, and mice of the genus Mus, bred for use in research.
