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- Anomalure abstract "Anomaluridae is a family of rodents found in central Africa. They are known as anomalures or scaly-tailed squirrels. There are seven extant species, classified into three genera. Most are brightly coloured.All but one species of anomalurids have membranes between their front and hind legs like those of a flying squirrel, but they are not thought to be closely related to the flying squirrels that form the tribe Petauristini of the family Sciuridae. They are distinguished by two rows of pointed, raised scales on the undersides of their tails. The anatomy of their heads is quite different from that of the sciurid flying squirrels.Most anomalurid species roost during the day in hollow trees, with up to several dozen animals per tree. They are primarily herbivorous, and may travel up to 6 km (3.7 mi) from their roosting tree in search of leaves, flowers, or fruit, although they also eat a small amount of insects. They give birth to litters of up to three young, which are born already furred and active.Anomalurids represent one of several independent evolutions of gliding ability in mammals. The others include the true flying squirrels of Eurasia and North America, colugos or flying lemurs of Southeast Asia, and the gliding phalangers in Australia.".
- Anomalure class Mammal.
- Anomalure kingdom Animal.
- Anomalure order Anomaluromorpha.
- Anomalure order Rodent.
- Anomalure phylum Chordate.
- Anomalure thumbnail Aethurus_glirinus.jpg?width=300.
- Anomalure wikiPageExternalLink Anomaluridae.html.
- Anomalure wikiPageID "363773".
- Anomalure wikiPageRevisionID "543733365".
- Anomalure classis "Mammalia".
- Anomalure familia "Anomaluridae".
- Anomalure familiaAuthority "Gervais in d'Orbigny, 1849".
- Anomalure hasPhotoCollection Anomalure.
- Anomalure imageCaption "(Artist: Joseph Smit, 1898)".
- Anomalure imageCaption "Zenkerella insignis, the Cameroon Scaly-tail".
- Anomalure imageWidth "240".
- Anomalure name "Anomalures".
- Anomalure ordo "Rodentia".
- Anomalure phylum Chordate.
- Anomalure regnum "Animalia".
- Anomalure subdivision "Anomalurus".
- Anomalure subdivision "Idiurus".
- Anomalure subdivision "Zenkerella".
- Anomalure subdivision "†Kabirmys".
- Anomalure subdivisionRanks "Genera".
- Anomalure subordo Anomaluromorpha.
- Anomalure subject Category:Anomalures.
- Anomalure type Animal.
- Anomalure type Eukaryote.
- Anomalure type Mammal.
- Anomalure type Species.
- Anomalure type Animal.
- Anomalure type BiologicalLivingObject.
- Anomalure type EukaryoticCell.
- Anomalure type Mammal.
- Anomalure type Organism.
- Anomalure comment "Anomaluridae is a family of rodents found in central Africa. They are known as anomalures or scaly-tailed squirrels. There are seven extant species, classified into three genera. Most are brightly coloured.All but one species of anomalurids have membranes between their front and hind legs like those of a flying squirrel, but they are not thought to be closely related to the flying squirrels that form the tribe Petauristini of the family Sciuridae.".
- Anomalure label "Anomalure".
- Anomalure label "Anomaluridae".
- Anomalure label "Anomaluridae".
- Anomalure label "Anomaluridae".
- Anomalure label "Anomaluridae".
- Anomalure label "Dornschwanzhörnchen".
- Anomalure label "Stekelstaarteekhoorns".
- Anomalure label "Wiewiórolotkowate".
- Anomalure label "Шипохвостые".
- Anomalure label "ウロコオリス科".
- Anomalure label "鳞尾松鼠科".
- Anomalure sameAs Šupinatkovití.
- Anomalure sameAs Dornschwanzhörnchen.
- Anomalure sameAs Anomaluridae.
- Anomalure sameAs Anomaluridae.
- Anomalure sameAs Anomaluridae.
- Anomalure sameAs ウロコオリス科.
- Anomalure sameAs 비늘꼬리청서과.
- Anomalure sameAs Stekelstaarteekhoorns.
- Anomalure sameAs Wiewiórolotkowate.
- Anomalure sameAs Anomaluridae.
- Anomalure sameAs m.01_r2r.
- Anomalure sameAs Q135251.
- Anomalure sameAs Q135251.
- Anomalure wasDerivedFrom Anomalure?oldid=543733365.
- Anomalure depiction Aethurus_glirinus.jpg.
- Anomalure isPrimaryTopicOf Anomalure.
- Anomalure name "Anomalures".
