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of the Japanese hare based on dental characteristics and skull measurements, but this was refuted by phylogenetic analysis, which placed it in Lepus. The Manchurian hare has no subspecies of its own. Common names for the Manchurian hare in other languages include (Chinese), (Russian) and (Korean). Ognev noted it was called the , , or by the Evenki people,

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