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References in BioStor

	On the classification of the Order Glires (1876) Proceedings of The Zoological Society 1876: 61-98
	Jordfundne og nulevende gnavere (Rodentia) fra Lagoa Santa, Minas Geraes, Brasilien Med udsigt over Gnavernes indbyrdes Herluf Winge (1887)
	A list of the generic and family names of rodents T S Palmer (1897) Proceedings of The Biological Society of Washington 11: 241-270
	Synopsis of the supergeneric groups of rodents Gerrit S Miller and James W Gidley (1918) Washington Dc J Acad Sci 8: 431-448
	Notes on Two Species of Phenacomys in Oregon Stanley G Jewett (1920) Journal of Mammalogy 1: 165-168
	A New Genus of Rodents from the Middle Eocene W D Matthew (1920) Journal of Mammalogy 1: 168-169
	Some Californian Experiences with Bat Roosts A Brazier Howell (1920) Journal of Mammalogy 1: 169-177
	Preliminary analysis of the vertebrate fossil fauna of the Boysen Reservoir area (1952) Proceedings of The United States National Museum 102: 185-207
	Comments on the classification of rodents A E Wood (1954) Breviora 41: 1-9
	A review of the Middle and Upper Eocene primates of North America (1958) Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections 136: 1-112
	The rodents of the Deseadan Oligocene of Patagonia and the beginnings of South American rodent evolution, by Albert E. Wood and Bryan Patterson A E Wood and B Patterson (1959) Bulletin of The Museum of Comparative Zoology 120: 279-428
	The skull of Sciuravus nitidus, a Middle Eocene rodent Mary R Dawson (1961) Postilla 53: 1-13
	A review of the North American Tertiary Sciuridae (1963) Bulletin of The Museum of Comparative Zoology 130: 109-248
	Variability of rodent incisor enamel as viewed in thin section, and the microstructure of the enamel in fossil and recent rodent groups J H Wahlert (1968) Breviora 309: 1-18
	Evolution and classification of the pocket gophers of the subfamily Geomyinae Robert J Russell (1968) University of Kansas publications, Museum of Natural History 16(6): 473-579
	Protoptychus, a hystricomorphous rodent from the late Eocene of North America J H Wahlert (1973) Breviora 419: 1-14
	The cranial foramina of protrogomorphous rodents; An anatomical and phylogenetic study J H Wahlert (1974) Bulletin of The Museum of Comparative Zoology 146: 363-410
	Fossil Mammals and Early Eocene North Atlantic Land Continuity Malcolm C Mckenna (1975) Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 62: 335-353
	Rodents from the Deseadan Oligocene of Bolivia and the relationships of the caviomorpha B Patterson and A E Wood (1982) Bulletin of The Museum of Comparative Zoology 149: 371-543