Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Oryzomys

👉 The term "oryzomys" is a genus in the family Cephalopoda, which includes a wide variety of cephalopods from the ocean floor and the open sea. These mollusks are characterized by their long, slender bodies, soft tentacles, and unique chromatophores (color-producing structures on the surface of the shell). The name "oryzomys" comes from the Greek word "oryzos," which means "long," and "myst

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👉 Oryzomys is a genus of extinct mammals from the Late Cretaceous period (169-132 million years ago) in North America. They lived during the Miocene epoch, which lasted from about 145 to 70 million years ago. The exact details and characteristics of oryzomys are not well documented, but it is known that these creatures were small mammals with short limbs, possibly adapted for arboreal lifestyles. They likely had a diet consisting

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👉 Oryzomysia is a genus of small carnivorous mammals belonging to the family Cervidae, found in Europe and North America. They are primarily herbivores that feed on plants, but they can also be predators of smaller animals. These creatures have short, pointed ears, large eyes, and a distinctive long snout with sharp teeth. Oryzomysia is known for their ability to move quickly through the forest canopy and their adaptability in various environments.

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