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Myles Esqueixada
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Good/Featured topic mock-ups for order Lagomorpha
Extant species only
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- 10.3% Stub-Class
- 37.9% Start-Class
- 17.2% C-Class
- 10.3% B-Class
- 24.1% GA-Class
- 3.4% FA-Class
29 articles
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- 2% Stub-Class
- 9% Start-Class
- 137% C-Class
- 31% B-Class
- 4% A-Class
- 66% FA-Class
66 articles
Abyssinian hare
African savanna hare
Alaskan hare- Amami rabbit
- Annamite striped rabbit
Andean tapeti- Antelope jackrabbit
- Appalachian cottontail
Arctic hare- Black jackrabbit
- Black-tailed jackrabbit
- Bunyoro rabbit
- Broom hare
- Brush rabbit
- Burmese hare
- Cape hare
- Cape scrub hare
- Central American tapeti
- Chinese hare
- Coastal tapeti
- Common tapeti
- Corsican hare
- Desert cottontail
- Desert hare
- Dice's cottontail
- Eastern cottontail
- Ethiopian hare
- Ethiopian highland hare
European hare- European rabbit
- Granada hare
- Hainan hare
- Hewitt's red rock hare
- Hispid hare
- Indian hare
- Jameson's red rock hare
- Japanese hare
- Korean hare
- Manchurian hare
- Marsh rabbit
- Mexican cottontail
- Mountain cottontail
- Mountain hare
- New England cottontail
- Natal red rock hare
- Omilteme cottontail
- Pygmy rabbit
- Riverine rabbit
- Robust cottontail
- Santa Marta tapeti
- Smith's red rock hare
- Snowshoe hare
- Sumatran striped rabbit
- Swamp rabbit
- Tehuantepec jackrabbit
- Tolai hare
- Tres Marias cottontail
- White-sided jackrabbit
- White-tailed jackrabbit
- Woolly hare
- Venezuelan lowland rabbit
- Volcano rabbit
- Yarkand hare
- Yunnan hare
All lagomorphs
editThis would be a much, much harder goal given the number and ambiguity of extinct genera and species.
- 33.3% Start-Class
- 16.7% C-Class
- 50% FA-Class
6 articles
- Leporidae (subtopic)
- Ochotonidae (subtopic)
Leporidae
edit- 14.6% Stub-Class
- 9.8% Start-Class
- 7.3% C-Class
- 12.2% GA-Class
- 2.4% FA-Class
- 53.7% remaining
41 articles
- Brachylagus (subtopic)
- Bunolagus (Riverine rabbit)
- Caprolagus (Hispid hare)
- Lepus (subtopic)
- Nesolagus (subtopic)
- Oryctolagus (subtopic)
- Pentalagus (Amami rabbit)
- Pronolagus (subtopic)
- Poelagus (Bunyoro rabbit)
- Romerolagus (Volcano rabbit)
- Sylvilagus (subtopic)
- †Alilepus
†Aluralagus- †Archaeolagus
^It is highly likely that the list of extinct genera is inaccurate due to synonyms and such that Wikipedia has not caught up to.
- 66.7% Stub-Class
- 33.3% B-Class
3 articles
^This has been complicated by the pygmy rabbit potentially being transferred to Sylvilagus. In which case, unless B. coloradensis is also moved elsewhere, the genus and fossil species articles should be merged.
- 21.2% Start-Class
- 30.3% C-Class
- 6.1% B-Class
- 39.4% GA-Class
- 3% FA-Class
33 articles
- 25% Stub-Class
- 25% Start-Class
- 50% GA-Class
- 71.4% Stub-Class
- 14.3% GA-Class
- 14.3% FA-Class
- 100% GA-Class
- 18.5% Stub-Class
- 11.1% Start-Class
- 22.2% C-Class
- 14.8% B-Class
- 25.9% GA-Class
- 7.4% remaining
27 articles
Ochotonidae
edit- 8.8% Stub-Class
- 2.9% Start-Class
- 2.9% C-Class
- 8.8% B-Class
- 76.5% remaining
34 articles
- †Albertona
- †Alloptox
- †Amphilagus
- †Australagomys
- †Austrolagomys
- †Bellatona
- †Bellatonoides
- †Bohlinotona
- †Desmatolagus
- †Eurolagus
- †Gripholagomys [=Cuyamalagus]
- †Hesperolagomys
- †Heterolagus
- †Kenyalagomys
- †Lagopsis
- †Marcuinomys
- Ochotona (subtopic)
- †Ochotonoides
- †Ochotonoma
- †Oklahomalagus
- †Oreolagus
- †Paludotona
Ochotona topic: all extant and extinct species
31+ articles
- Plus however many more valid extinct species there are.