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Definition of golden mole in English: golden molenoun A blind mole with an iridescent sheen to its coat, native to southern Africa. Family Chrysochloridae: several genera and species Example sentencesExamples - Scientists have long known that seismic communication is common in small animals, including spiders, scorpions, insects and a few vertebrate species, such as white-lipped frogs, kangaroo rats and golden moles.
- Today these are represented by the elephants, the sea cows, the elephant shrews, the golden moles, the tenrecs and the aardvark.
- There have been no direct studies of hearing in golden moles or in the marsupial mole.
- In 1957 a two-ounce golden mole, a native of Africa, was recorded moving a 21-pound iron cover in its enclosure.
- While the fossorial rodents are herbivores, typically feeding on roots and tubers, the talpid moles, golden moles and marsupial mole are largely insectivorous.
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