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Typical Mice and Rats (Muridae)
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	African Climbing Mice, or Tree Mice (Dendromus) [2]		Eliurus [4]	Rats (Rattus) [4]
	African Giant Pouched Rats (Cricetomys) [3]		False Water Rats (Xeromys) [3]	Red-backed Voles (Clethrionomys) [6]
	African Mole-rats (Tachyoryctes) [3]		Fat Sand Rats (Psammomys) [3]	Rice Rats (Oryzomys) [9]
	African Pouched Rats (Saccostomus) [3]		Florida Mouse (Podomys) [2]	Rock Mice (Petromyscus) [2]
	African Soft-furred Rats (Praomys) [5]		Golden Mouse (Ochrotomys) [6]	Round-tailed Muskrat, or Florida Water Rats (Neofiber) [2]
	African Swamp Rats, or Groove-toothed Rats (Otomys) [2]		Grass Voles (Microtus) [7]	Sagebrush Vole (Lemmiscus) [5]
	Allen's Wood Rats (Hodomys) [2]		Grasshopper Mice (Onychomys) [6]	Sigmodontomys [3]
	Altiplano Chinchilla Mouse (Chinchillula) [4]		Heather Vole (Phenacomys) [7]	Slender-tailed Cloud Rats (Phloeomys) [3]
	American Harvest Mice (Reithrodontomys) [11]		Jirds (Meriones) [9]	Small Desert Hamsters, or Dwarf Hamsters (Phodopus) [5]
	Australian Hopping Mice, or Jerboa Mice (Notomys) [2]		Large Naked-soled Gerbils (Tatera) [3]	South American Field Mice, or Grass Mice (Akodon) [2]
	Australian Native Mice (Pseudomys) [3]		Lesser Bamboo Rats (Cannomys) [3]	Southern Pygmy Gerbils (Gerbillurus) [2]
	Bamboo Rats (Rhizomys) [2]		Long-tailed Pouched Rats (Beamys) [2]	Spiny Mice (Acomys) [4]
	Big-eared Climbing Rats (Ototylomys) [4]		Macrotarsomys [2]	Steppe Lemmings (Eolagurus) [2]
	Bog Lemmings (Synaptomys) [6]		Malagasy Giant Rat (Hypogeomys) [2]	Steppe Lemmings (Lagurus) [2]
	Bolomys [1]		Maned Rat, or Crested Rats (Lophiomys) [3]	Striped Grass Mice (Lemniscomys) [2]
	Brachytarsomys [2]		Mediterranean Blind Mole-rats (Nannospalax) [2]	Tree Voles (Arborimus) [4]
	Burrowing Mice (Oxymycterus) [3]		Mexican Volcano Mouse (Neotomodon) [2]	True Lemmings (Lemmus) [4]
	Bushy-tailed Jird (Sekeetamys) [3]		Mice (Mus) [3]	Unstriped Grass Mice, or Kusu Rats (Arvicanthis) [5]
	Cane Mice (Zygodontomys) [3]		Mouselike Hamster (Calomyscus) [3]	Voalavoanala (Gymnuromys) [3]
	Climbing Rats (Tylomys) [3]		Muskrats (Ondatra) [7]	White-tailed Rats (Mystromys) [3]
	Collared Lemmings, or Varying Lemmings (Dicrostonyx) [6]		Nesomys [4]	Wood Lemming (Myopus) [3]
	Common Hamster, or Black-bellied Hamster (Cricetus) [3]		Old World Harvest Mouse (Micromys) [6]	Woodrats (Neotoma) [7]
	Cotton Rats (Sigmodon) [6]		Old World Wood and Field Mice (Apodemus) [15]	Zokors (Myospalax) [3]
	Deermice (Peromyscus) [9]		Pest Rats, or Short-tailed Bandicoot Rats (Nesokia) [3]

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Family Muridae
Murids include most of the familiar rats and mice, but the family also encompasses an enormously diverse array of other rodents. Here, we follow recent authorities in treating murids as members of a single, very large family with a number of subfamilies. The systematic relationships of these groups among themselves and with other rodents has proved to be an extremely difficult problem, one that is by no means resolved. [eng]

Muridae
List of species. [eng]

Taxonomic Studies on Indian Muridae and Hystricidae (Mammalia : Rodentia)/V.C. Agrawal
Bibliography of book. [eng]

Muridae; Murid rats and mice
List of species, descriptions and photos. [eng]

Muridae
Classification. [eng]

Eolagurus: Steppe Lemmings
Eolagurus was recognized as a full genus by Corbet and Hill (1986) and Honacki, Kinman, and Koeppl (1982) but not by Carleton and Musser (1984). [eng]

Rats, Mice, Hamsters, Voles, Lemmings, and Gerbils
This family of 267 Recent genera and 1,138 species is by far the largest mammalian family. With the exception of certain arctic islands, parts of the West Indies, New Zealand, many oceanic islands, and Antarctica, its natural range extends worldwide. Introduction through human agency has led to the establishment of several species of murids on many of the islands where the family originally was absent. [eng]

Lemming Zoo
Here is biological information about all lemming species in the world: General information, Classification, Pictures, Lemming species, Life on the tundra, Articles from newspapers and magazines, Sounds and videos. [eng]

Biological information about Lemmings
Common missunderstandings about Lemmings. [eng]

Biological information about Lemmings
Common missunderstandings about Lemmings, Where are they living? The Lemming Species, A list of Lemming Species. [eng]

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