Real Desert Cottontail Rabbit Skull Quality:A Quality mce-visual-caret {position: absolute

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It is unclear how common the practice of trephination was in conjunction with cranial deformation in Peru

Due to this skeleton's size

and inquisitive mammal

It is not possible to reliably differentiate between male and female within infant and/or young child skeletal remains

Real Desert Cottontail Rabbit Skull Quality:A Quality mce-visual-caret {position: absoluteThe desert cottontail is part of the Leporidae family, but unlike the European rabbit, they do not build social burrows. They live in burrows that were made by other mammals, give birth in their burrows and very rarely leave. The desert cottontail has large ears to help hear approaching predators. The main diet of the desert cottontail is forbs, grass, twigs, fruit, shrubs, and sometimes cacti. They rarely need to drink water, getting most of it from