The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
originally Old World rats now distributed worldwide; distinguished from the Cricetidae by typically lacking cheek pouches
Synonym: Muridae
family Muridae
| WordNet: family Muridae |
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Mentioned in
- Microtinae (vertebrate zoology)
- Dendromurinae (vertebrate zoology)
- Gerbillinae (vertebrate zoology)
- murine
- bandicoot rat (mammal)
- Gerbil (mammalia)
- Lemming (mammalia)
- Muskrat (mammalia)
- Mouse (mammalia)
- rat (rodent)
- Rats, Mice, and Relatives V: All Other Rats, Mice, and Relatives (zoology)
- Rodentia (Rodents) (zoology)
- Rats, Mice, and Relatives I: Voles and Lemmings (Arvicolinae) (zoology)
- Rats, Mice, and Relatives III: Old World Rats and Mice (Murinae) (zoology)
