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varying hare

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Etymology

Origin of varying hare

First recorded in 1775–85

Example Sentences

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They are woven from the skins of the snowshoe rabbit, or varying hare, cut into strips for the purpose.

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Control of coat color in the varying hare, Lepus americanus Erxleben.

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Next to musk-rat the most plentiful fur taken by the Indian, though not highly esteemed by the trader, will be that of the rabbit or varying hare.

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Here in the North it is the varying hare, the rabbit, that feeds the children of the trap-lines and the marten and fox they trap, and every seventh year there comes a mysterious disease.

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A parasitological reconnaissance in Alaska with particular reference to varying hares.

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