long-eared jerboa
long-eared jerboa noun: euchoreutes naso, a long-tailed nocturnal mouselike rodent found in the Palearctic ecozone.
Noun
long-eared jerboa (plural long-eared jerboas)
- Euchoreutes naso, a long-tailed nocturnal mouselike rodent found in the Palearctic ecozone.
- The long-eared jerboas fall somewhere in-between. They are desert animals, primarily nocturnal in nature. They have quite elaborate burrows, with nest chambers and multiple entrances.1984, Norma J. Persson, God and Nature, A Book of Devotions for Christians Who Love Wildlife, page 75
Forms of long-eared jerboa
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Questions about long-eared jerboa
- What does long-eared jerboa mean?
- Long-eared jerboa means euchoreutes naso, a long-tailed nocturnal mouselike rodent found in the Palearctic ecozone.
- What part of speech is long-eared jerboa?
- Long-eared jerboa is a noun.
- What is the plural of long-eared jerboa?
- The plural of long-eared jerboa is long-eared jerboas.
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