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🦧 The handy natural history Boston, R.G. Badger, The Gorham press, 1910. Original source Image description: Illustration from “The handy natural history,” 1910, depicting nine small mammals labeled and numbered: 1. Brown Rat, a stocky rodent with a long tail; 2. Lemming, a compact, furry creature with short legs; 3. Musquash, a dark, sleek rodent with a rounded body and long tail; 4. Squirrel, with a bushy tail and alert posture; 5. Squirrel Lemur, a small mammal with a curled tail and elongated body; 6. Hamster, sitting upright with small ears; 7. Marmot, a robust animal with muscular legs; 8. Jerboa, a rat-like creature with large ears and long hind legs; 9. Beaver, large with a broad flat tail and strong limbs. The “Squirrel Lemur” is distinct but not a true lemur.

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