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Insectivora

The order Insectivora (from Latin insectum "insect" and vorare "to eat") is an obsolete biological grouping within the class of mammals. Some species have now been moved out, leaving the remaining ones in the order Eulipotyphla within the larger clade Laurasiatheria, which makes up one of the basal clades of placental mammals.

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Insectivora

Nodes49
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Triples33
Avg. degree1.96
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Insectivora

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related to Classification · 15
Insectivora → African, Family ErinaceidaeSubfamily Erinaceinae, Family-level, Hylomyinae, Myosoricinae, Nesophontidae, Order Eulipotyphla, Roca, Solenodontidae, SoricidaeSubfamily Crocidurinae, Soricinae, TalpidaeSubfamily Desmaninae, Talpinae, Uropsilinae, West Indian
related to history · 12
Insectivora → Afrosoricida, Before, Chrysochloridae, DNA, For, However, Lipotyphla, Potamogalidae, Since, Taxonomy, Tenrecidae, Therefore
related to External links · 4
Insectivora → Encyclopædia Britannica, Lydekker, Richard, Vol
see also · 2
Insectivora → AfroinsectiphiliaLipotyphla, Eulipotyphla

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order mammals eulipotyphla shrews within clade grouping moles erinaceidae soricidae also placental basal orders families now remaining treeshrews colugos monophyletic

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Insectivorarelated to ClassificationOrder Eulipotyphla0.60section
Insectivorarelated to ClassificationFamily ErinaceidaeSubfamily Erinaceinae0.60section
Insectivorarelated to ClassificationHylomyinae0.60section
Insectivorarelated to ClassificationSoricidaeSubfamily Crocidurinae0.60section
Insectivorarelated to ClassificationSoricinae0.60section
Insectivorarelated to ClassificationMyosoricinae0.60section
Insectivorarelated to ClassificationAfrican0.60section
Insectivorarelated to ClassificationTalpidaeSubfamily Desmaninae0.60section
Insectivorarelated to ClassificationTalpinae0.60section
Insectivorarelated to ClassificationUropsilinae0.60section
Insectivorarelated to ClassificationSolenodontidae0.60section
Insectivorarelated to ClassificationNesophontidae0.60section

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