Sciuridae

Translingual thumb Etymology mul Sciurus idae Proper noun family order Rodentia squirrels (sciurids), including tree squirrels, ground squirrels, flying squirrels, and related animals Hypernyms family ; Sciuromorpha suborder suborder; Scuiroidea superfamily superfamily Hyponyms family Nannosciurinae subfamily, Ratufinae subfamily, Sciurillinae subfamily, Sciurinae subfamily, Xerinae subfamily subfamilies Aeretes genus, Aeromys genus, Ammospermophilus genus, Atlantoxerus genus, Belomys genus, Biswamoyopterus genus, Callosciurus genus, Callospermophilus genus, Cynomys genus, Dremomys genus, Eoglaucomys genus, Epixerus genus, Eupetaurus genus, Eutamias genus, Euxerus genus, Exilisciurus genus, Funambulus genus, Funisciurus genus, Geosciurus genus, Glaucomys genus, Glyphotes genus, Heliosciurus genus, Hylopetes genus, Hyosciurus genus, Ictidomys genus, Iomys genus, Lariscus genus, Marmota genus, Menetes genus, Microsciurus genus, Myosciurus genus, Nannosciurus genus, Neotamias genus, Notocitellus genus, Olisthomys genus, Otospermophilus genus, Paraxerus genus, Petaurillus genus, Petaurista genus, Petinomys genus, Poliocitellus genus, Priapomys genus, Prosciurillus genus, Protoxerus genus, Pteromys genus, Pteromyscus genus, Ratufa genus, Rheithrosciurus genus, Rhinosciurus genus, Rubrisciurus genus, Sciurillus genus, Sciurotamias genus, Sciurus genus, Spermophilopsis genus, Spermophilus genus, Sundasciurus genus, Syntheosciurus genus, Tamias genus, Tamiasciurus genus, Tamiops genus, Trogopterus genus, Urocitellus genus, Xerospermophilus genus, Xerus genus extant genera References 12400001 1 180135 1 8703 1 55153 1 mul Squirrels