- and part of the
Sciuromorpha suborder.
Members of this
family are
called glirids or dormice. They are
found in Europe, Africa, and
western and
central Asia...
- 1-72. Daams, R., Freudenthal, M. (1985): "Stertomys laticrestatus, a new
glirid (dormice, Rodentia) from the
insular fauna of
Gargano (Prov. of Foggia,...
- 91–102. Daams, R.; Freudenthal, M. (1985). "Stertomys laticrestatus, a new
glirid (dormice, Rodentia) from the
insular fauna of
Gargano (Prov. of Foggia,...
- the type
locality of Chéry-Chartreuve
along with
Auroremys such as the
glirid Glamys and
theridomyoids (Protadelomys, Tardenomys, and Elfomys). Monique...
- of 0.8 to 7 ha (2.0 to 17.3 acres), with
several burrows.
Unlike other glirids,
which are
generally omnivorous, the
edible dormouse has been described...
-
affected rodents such as the
family Eomyidae and most of the
cricetids and
glirids. They were
replaced by
species arriving from the east,
Turolian in character:...
- and
zokors Squirrel-like
rodents (sciuromorphs)
Mountain beaver Dormice (
glirids)
Squirrels (sciurids): incl. chipmunks,
prairie dogs, and
marmots Laurasian...
- Pseudoloris, and Microc****us),
adapid Adapis,
ischyromyid Ailuravus,
glirid Glamys,
pseudosciurid Sciuroides,
theridomyids Elfomys and Pseudoltinomys...
-
Eliomys E. sp. HAM 5 A
glirid rodent Glirulus G.
conjunctus HAM 5 A
glirid rodent Microdyromys M.
complicatus HAM 5 A
glirid rodent,
synonymous with...
- bats,
rodents (theridomyids, sciurids, eomyids, cricetids, murids, and
glirids),
hyaenodonts Hyaenodon and Thereutherium,
amphicynodont Amphicynodon,...
