Field book of North American mammals, 1928, mammals, North America, Woods Hole, Rattus rattus, Rattus norvegicus, Neotoma magister, An illustrated guide showcasing various species of rats, each depicted with distinct characteristics. The Cotton Rat is identified by its larger size and thick fur, while the Roof Rat features a slender body and long tail, known for its climbing abilities. The Black Rat is displayed with a sleek appearance, distinguished by its dark coloration. The Norway Rat is portrayed as robust and stocky, contrasting with the slimmer Allegheny Wood Rat, which has a more varied coat. Finally, the Argy Bushy-tailed Wood Rat stands out with its bushy tail and unique markings, providing a visual overview of these diverse rodent species.

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Field book of North American mammals, 1928, mammals, North America, Woods Hole, Rattus rattus, Rattus norvegicus, Neotoma magister, An illustrated guide showcasing various species of rats, each depicted with distinct characteristics. The Cotton Rat is identified by its larger size and thick fur, while the Roof Rat features a slender body and long tail, known for its climbing abilities. The Black Rat is displayed with a sleek appearance, distinguished by its dark coloration. The Norway Rat is portrayed as robust and stocky, contrasting with the slimmer Allegheny Wood Rat, which has a more varied coat. Finally, the Argy Bushy-tailed Wood Rat stands out with its bushy tail and unique markings, providing a visual overview of these diverse rodent species.

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