
Belongs within: Glires.
Contains: Leporidae.
The Lagomorpha contains the modern pikas (Ochotona) together with the rabbits and hares (Leporidae). Living lagomorphs practice coprophagy, producing soft faecal pellets that they then re-ingest in order to extract more nutriments from their food (the final digestive wastes are produced as hard pellets that are not re-ingested).
Synapomorphies (from Averianov 1999): Tooth germs of P2 and P3 fused; I3 absent; diastema between I2 and P3 widened; I2 with groove on anterior surface.
<==Lagomorpha |--LeporidaA99 | |--Litolagus Dawson 1958A99 | `--+--Archaeolagus Dice 1917 [Archaeolaginae]A99 | |--Lepoides White 1987A99 | |--Pewelagus White 1984A99 | `--LeporidaeA99 `--+--Prolagus sardusAM05, L78 `--OchotonidaA99 |--AmphilagidaeA99 `--OchotonidaeA99 |--Gymnesicolagus gelaberti Mein & Adrover 1982BG-PQ-C02 |--AustrolagomysL78 |--KenyalagomysL78 |--SinolagomysB74 `--Ochotona Link 1795A99 | i. s.: O. schisticepsG56 | O. yoshikurai Kishida 1932TYM08 |--+--O. gloveriFS15 | `--O. muliensisFS15 `--+--O. erythrotisFS15 `--+--+--+--O. forrestiFS15 | | `--O. gaoligongensisFS15 | `--+--O. rufescensFS15 | `--+--+--+--O. himalayanaFS15 | | | `--O. koslowiFS15 | | `--+--O. macrotisFS15 | | `--O. royleiFS15 | `--+--+--O. iliensisFS15 | | `--O. rutilaFS15 | `--+--O. ladacensisFS15 | `--O. nigritiaFS15 `--+--+--O. huangensisFS15 | `--+--O. pusillaFS15 | `--+--O. thomasiFS15 | `--+--O. dauuricaFS15 | `--+--O. thibetanaFS15 | `--+--O. cansusFS15 | `--+--O. curzoniaeFS15 | `--O. nubricaFS15 `--+--+--O. collarisFS15 | `--+--O. princepsFS15 | `--O. whartoniFS15 `--+--+--O. pallasiFS15 | `--+--O. hoffmanniFS15 | `--O. hyperboreaFS15 | |--O. h. hyperboreaM76 | `--O. h. yesoensis Kishida 1930M76 `--+--O. turuchanensisFS15 `--+--O. alpinaFS15 `--O. argentataFS15 Lagomorpha incertae sedis: LagomyidaeP04 |--Ochotonoma Sen 1998P04 | |--*O. anatolica Sen 1998P04 | `--O. csarnotanus (Kretzoi 1959) [=Ochotonoides csarnotana]P04 |--Pliolagomys Erbaeva 1983P04 | |--P. danubicus (Topacevski & Scorik 1977)P04 | `--P. kujalnikensis (Topacevski & Scorik 1977)P04 `--OchotonoidesP04 |--O. complicidens Boule & Teilhard de Chardin 1928P04 `--O. primitivus Zheng & Li 1982P04 ShamolagusB74
*Type species of generic name indicated
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