-
Lagurus are
among the most
basal arvicolines. Dicrostonyx, Phenacomys, and
Arborimus may form a clade. Core
arvicolines include four subclades: Lemmini:...
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teeth may be buno-lophodont like in
cricetines or
lophodont like in
arvicolines or some New
World mice.
Although a few
exceptions occur, the
dental formula...
- Marcot. Barnosky, A. D.; Rasmussen, D. L. (1988). "Middle
Pleistocene arvicoline rodents and
environmental change at 2900-meters elevation,
Porcupine Cave...
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Thessaloniki focuses its
methodology and
interpretation on the
molars of
Arvicolines,
species known for high
variation and
remarkable adaptive abilities....
- Mikrotia,
despite the
affinities of the
dentition with
those of the
arvicolines,
belongs to the
Muridae on the
basis of
cranial characteristics. M. Freudenthal...
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varieties rodent,
especially small hamsters,
which are also
cricetid but not
arvicoline, such as the
Chinese striped (Cricetulus barabensis) and
Roborovski dwarves...
- A
study on the
tooth morphology of
extant and
extinct murine and non-
arvicoline cricetid rodents and its
implications for
inferring the
paleoecology of...
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European snow vole L: 9–14 cm; We: 35-70 g. It is one of the
largest arvicolines.
Quite uniform coat, grayish-brown back,
white belly,
generally whitish...
- 6–10 cm long, and
weigh 125-178 grams. The
water vole is the
second largest arvicoline in its
range (after the muskrat).
Their fur is grey-brown, dark brown...
- A.; Zakrzewski,
Richard J. (30
September 2022). "An
unusual Pliocene arvicoline-like
cricetid rodent from
Ellesmere Island in the
Canadian Arctic". Journal...
