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genus mesocricetus

 

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Noun genus mesocricetus has 1 sense
  1. Mesocricetus, genus Mesocricetus - golden hamsters
    --1 is a kind of mammal genus
    --1 is a member of Cricetidae, family Cricetidae
    --1 has members: golden hamster, Syrian hamster, Mesocricetus auratus

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Genus Mesocricetus

The genus Mesocricetus refers to a group of small, burrowing rodents commonly known as hamsters. These adorable creatures are found in various locations around the world and are popular pets in many households.

1. Noun - Biological Sense:

In biology, Mesocricetus is a genus that belongs to the family Cricetidae. It includes several species of hamsters known for their cute appearance and active behavior.

Example Sentence: The Mesocricetus genus includes the Syrian Hamster and the Roborovski Hamster.

2. Noun - Popular Sense:

In popular usage, the term "genus Mesocricetus" is often used to collectively refer to different species of pet hamsters.

Example Sentence: My daughter wants to get a pet, and she is considering a furry friend from the genus Mesocricetus.

3. Adjective - Local Sense:

When referring to a specific locality or region, the term "Mesocricetus" can be used as an adjective to describe hamsters that are native to that area.

Example Sentence: The local pet store specializes in selling Mesocricetus hamsters, which are bred locally.

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