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| rdfs:comment | - The Nasobeme (Nasobema lyricum), known by the natives as honatata, is the most representative species of the oddball mammal order known as Snouters or Rhinogrades, native to the recently destroyed Hy-yi-yi islands in the Pacific Ocean. Its earliest known mention in European literature comes from a 1905 poem by Christian Morgenstern. A more detailed view of this and other rhinograde species can be found in the 1957 book Bau und Leben der Rhinogradentia, by Harald Stümpke.
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| taillength | - Up to 4 yards when fully inflated
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| subspecies | - 3
- Bluenosed Nasobeme
- Greater Nasobeme
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| abstract | - The Nasobeme (Nasobema lyricum), known by the natives as honatata, is the most representative species of the oddball mammal order known as Snouters or Rhinogrades, native to the recently destroyed Hy-yi-yi islands in the Pacific Ocean. Its earliest known mention in European literature comes from a 1905 poem by Christian Morgenstern. A more detailed view of this and other rhinograde species can be found in the 1957 book Bau und Leben der Rhinogradentia, by Harald Stümpke.
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