(1) Muskrat fur almost equals beaver fur in quality.

(2) He has that blank muskrat face.

(3) Minks also eat muskrat carrion, and abandoned lodges provide valuable denning sites.

(4) Muskrat preparation was a subject of debate at the luncheon.

(5) The muskrat is a swamp-dwelling rodent something like a large water vole.

(6) What makes the muskrat guard his musk?

(7) Officials say muskrat holes caused that breach.

(8) Dwight: Just your plain, garden variety muskrat .

(9) Methods The effects of muskrat and moschus of anti-inflammation were observed by using torsive-body method.

(10) We can provide Muskrat plate, they have different size, color and so on, so that they can meet your needs, providing you with assured quality, reasonable price...

(11) Conclusion Muskrat and moschus have the same effects of anti-inflammation and analgesia.

(12) SK:It doesn't. But if you release the muskrat ahead of you into the dungeon, it makes so much racket that the monsters ignore you.

(13) As far as I know, South Korea muskrat 's price is now high!

(14) This suggests that muskrat may be used as a substitute for musk.

(15) The cystgland of muskrat fragrant is composed of gland cell, supporting cell and excretory duct.

(16) Muskrat Castle as the house has been facetiously named by some waggish officer.

(17) Muskrat Castle, as the house had Been facetiously named By some waggish officer.

(18) Muskrat Castle as the house has been facetiously named by some waggish officer - James Fenimore Cooper.

(19) Hence the mink is not so much a threat to the muskrat population as a direct competitor with muskrat trappers.

(20) I begin to do aquaculture from 1989, had raised snail, muskrat, sweet pig, nutria to wait early or late.

(21) We have mink, we have nutria , we have muskrat, coyote, dear, wild pig, said Blaize.

(22) This paper reported a new natural animal perfume from the scent glands of the male muskrat (Ondtra Zibethicus), called muskrat musk or American musk.

(23) Ponds and marshes that form behind the dams create habitat for moose, muskrat, mink, waterfowl, wading birds, and an array of other wildlife.