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Rodents

Rodentia

The most numerous order of mammals, with more than two thousand species. Squirrels, mice, voles, dormice, beavers and porcupines. Many are identified better by their gnawing signs and burrows than by sight.

461 accounts · 19 families

Bathyergidae9 accounts

Capromyidae2 accounts

Castoridae2 accounts

Chinchillidae1 account

Cricetidae182 accounts

Cuniculidae1 account

Dasyproctidae2 accounts

Erethizontidae2 accounts

Geomyidae22 accounts

Gliridae7 accounts

Heteromyidae45 accounts

Hystricidae3 accounts

Muridae92 accounts

Nesomyidae12 accounts

Pedetidae1 account

Petromuridae1 account

Sciuridae73 accounts

Spalacidae3 accounts

Thryonomyidae1 account

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