- The
Muridae, or murids, are
either the
largest or second-largest
family of
rodents and of mammals,
containing approximately 870 species,
including many...
-
Australia has a
large number of
indigenous rodents, all from the
family Muridae. The "Old endemics"
group are
member of
tribe Hydromyini,
which reached...
-
authorities have
placed all
members of this
group into a
single family,
Muridae, due to
difficulties in
determining how the
subfamilies are
related to...
- The Old
World rats and mice, part of the
subfamily Murinae in the
family Muridae,
comprise at
least 519 species.
Members of this
subfamily are
called murines...
- (Uromys rex), or rat king, is a
large species of
rodent in the
family Muridae. It is
endemic to the
island of
Guadalcanal in the
Solomon Islands. Like...
-
endemic to the
cloud forests of the Philippines. They
belong to the
family Muridae and
include five genera:
Batomys (hairy-tailed rats),
Carpomys (dwarf cloud...
- Musser, G.G. (1964). "The
glans **** in
Neotropical cricetines (Family
Muridae) with
comments on
classification of
muroid rodents".
Miscellaneous Publications...
- Rickart, E.A. (2014). "Two new
species of
Philippine forest mice (Apomys,
Muridae, Rodentia) from
Lubang and
Luzon Islands, with a
redescription of Apomys...
- Calomyscidae),
gerbils (subfamily Gerbillinae,
family Muridae), the
crested rat (subfamily Lophiomyinae,
family Muridae),
zokors (subfamily Myospalacinae, family...
-
Apodemus is a
genus of
Muridae (true mice and rats). The name is
unrelated to that of the Mus genus,
instead being derived from the Gr**** ἀπό-δημος (literally...
