The Phiomyidae are a family of prehistoric rodents from Africa and Eurasia. A 2011 study placed Gaudeamus in a new family, Gaudeamuridae. Genera include:...

excluded taxa †Bathyergoididae Bathyergidae †Myophiomyidae †Diamantomyidae †Phiomyidae †Kenyamyidae Petromuridae Thryonomyidae Chinchillidae †Neoepiblemidae...

†Kenyamyidae Family †Myophiomyidae Family Petromuridae - the dassie rat Family †Phiomyidae Family Thryonomyidae - cane rats and their extinct relatives Parvorder...

Heterocephalidae Hystricidae †Kenyamyidae Myocastoridae †Myophiomyidae †Neoepiblemidae Octodontidae Petromuridae †Phiomyidae Thryonomyidae Synonyms Eucaviomorpha...

World porcupines †Kenyamyidae †Myophiomyidae Petromuridae – dassie rat †Phiomyidae Thryonomyidae – cane rats Caviomorpha – New World hystricognaths Superfamily...

Thryonomyidae. These two families, along with related fossil families such as †Phiomyidae, represented an important early radiation of rodents in Africa. Cassola...

World porcupines Family †Myophiomyidae Family †Diamantomyidae Family †Phiomyidae Family †Kenyamyidae Family Petromuridae: rock rats Family Thryonomyidae:...

skull. A basal member of Phiomorpha and the largest member of the family "Phiomyidae", although the group is now considered to be paraphyletic. It is the only...

†Diamantomyidae Schaub 1958 Family †Myophiomyidae Lavocat 1973 Family †Phiomyidae Wood 1955 Family †Kenyamyidae Lavocat 1973 Family †Bathyergoididae Lavocat...

hammudai Valid Jaeger et al. Eocene  Libya A rodent belonging to the family Phiomyidae. Plesiobalaenoptera Valid Bisconti Late Miocene (Tortonian) Sediments...

Rupelian) Upper Samlat Formation Western Sahara A member of the family Phiomyidae. The type species is P. occidentalis. Plesiosminthus margaritae Sp. nov...

Cricetidae indet. B Cricetomyinae indet. Dendromurinae indet. Pedetidae? Member B Phiomyidae cf. Vulcanisciurus cf. Vulcanisciurus sp. A genus of squirrel....

Eurasian immigrants in Africa. Other small mammals include rodents of the Phiomyidae family and proboscideans. The finds from Ad-Dakhla in the Western Sahara...