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variously called Myoxidae or
Muscardinidae by
different taxonomists).
Dormice are
nocturnal animals found in Africa, Asia, and Europe. They are named...
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Conservation Handbook,
hazel dormice are "particularly ****ociated with
deciduous woodland" but also
inhabit hedgerows and scrub.
Dormice seldom travel more than...
- “weasel”). The
European edible dormouse is the
largest of all
extant dormice,
being around 14 to 19 cm (5.5 to 7.5 in) in head-body length, plus an...
- of
rodent that
contains two
extant species, both
known as
edible dormice or fat
dormice: the
European edible dormouse (Glis glis) and the
Iranian edible...
- The
African dormice (genus Graphiurus) are
dormice that live
throughout sub-Saharan
Africa in a
variety of habitats. They are very
agile climbers and have...
- the
squirrels are most
closely related to the
mountain beaver and to the
dormice.[citation needed] The word squirrel,
first attested in 1327,
comes from...
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Euarchontoglires (from:
Euarchonta ("true rulers") +
Glires ("
dormice")),
synonymous with Supraprimates, is a
clade and a
superorder of mammals, the living...
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groups to the independent,
solitary life of the
edible dormouse.
Adult dormice may have
overlapping feeding ranges, but they live in
individual nests...
- (Sciurida) or
superfamily (Sciuroidea). It has long been
suggested that
dormice (Gliridae) are not
particularly related to the Myomorpha, and
their zygom****eteric...
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common in
southern Europe, but its
range extends into the north.
Garden dormice are
often found in the Alps, the
Bavarian Forest, and the Ore Mountains...