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Common punaré : ウィキペディア英語版 | Common punaré
The common punaré, ''Thrichomys apereoides'', is a species of spiny rat endemic to Brazil. ==Description== Like other members of the genus ''Thrichomys'', but unlike all other species of spiny rat, common punarés have no spines, and instead have a thick pelt of soft fur, which also extends for the full length of the tail. The fur is greyish-brown over most of the body, with whitish underparts and ears. There are also three pairs of small white spots on the face; one each above and below the eyes, and one at the base of the ears. They are the size of a large rat, measuring in length, not counting the tail. On average, they weigh , although males are slightly larger than females. Females have four teats, with one pair just behind the forelegs, and another in front of the hips.〔
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