Dutch and new zealand are types of select one: a. rats b. gerbils c. hamsters d. rabbits

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Dutch and new zealand are types of select one:

a. rats
b. gerbils
c. hamsters
d. rabbits

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rabbits if my knowledge on rodents doesn’t betray me.

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