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By David Ernest Lantz
23 Nov, 2018
Losses from depredations of house rats amount to many millions of dollars yearly—to more, in fact, than those from all other injurious mammals combined. The common house mouse and the brown rat, too familiar to need description, are pests in nearly
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Losses from depredations of house rats amount to many millions of dollars yearly—to more, in fact, than those from all other injurious mammals combined. The common house mouse and the brown rat, too familiar to need description, are pests in nearly all parts of the country; while two other kinds of house rats, known as the black rat and the roof rat, are found within our borders. Less
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