File:Rodents of the Subfamily Murinae.png
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English: This phylogenetic tree depicts generic relationships among rodents of the Family Murinae. The phylogenetic tree presents the 13 genera of Australian rodents including Australo-Papuan New Endemics and Australo-Papuan Old Endemics as well as the New Guinean Old Endemics. The plains rat is in the Pseudomys group which is an Australo-Papuan Old Endemic and a conilurine rodent. |
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