Parent taxon: Muridae according to A. van de Weerd 1973
See also Dehm 1962 and McKenna and Bell 1997
Sister taxa: Abditomys, Afrocricetodontinae, Allorattus, Anthracomys, Apomys, Arvicanthis, Bullimus, Castillomys, Castorina, Castromys, Centralomys, Chiropodomys, Colomys, Dasymys, Deomyinae, Echymina, Extrarius, Gerbillinae, Gerbua, Grammomys, Hapalomys, Huaxiamys, Huerzelerimys, Hydromina, Hyomys, Karnimata, Kritimys, Lemniscomys, Limnomys, Mastacomys, Micromys, Mikrotia, Murina, Murinae, Myocricetodontinae, Myotomys, Mysops, Nesokia, Occitanomys, Orientalomys, Papagomys, Paraethomys, Parapelomys, Parapodemus, Parotomys, Pelomys, Praomys, Proceromys, Progonomys, Rhabdomys, Rhagamys, Rhagapodemus, Rhagomys, Saccostomus, Saidomys, Spalacinae, Steatomys, Stephanomys, Tachyoryctoidinae, Tarsomys, Thallomys, Thamnomys, Valerimys, Zelotomys
Subtaxa: Apodemus agrarius Apodemus alsomyoides Apodemus atavus Apodemus gudrunae Apodemus lii Apodemus mystacinus Apodemus sylvaticus
Type: Mus agrarius
Ecology: ground dwelling herbivore-insectivore
Distribution:
• Quaternary of Belgium (1 collection), China (3), Czechia (3), France (19), Georgia (1), Germany (15), Greece (28), Hungary (17), Israel (4), Italy (34), Japan (3), Monaco (1), the Netherlands (2), Poland (1), Portugal (2), Romania (14), Spain (27), Syria (1), Türkiye (3), the United Kingdom (9)
• MN 16 of Austria (1), France (1), Italy (2), Poland (1)
• Villafranchian of China (2), Greece (7), Hungary (5), Italy (1), Slovakia (2), Spain (5)
• Pliocene to Pleistocene of France (1), Hungary (2), Italy (2), Spain (1)
• Pliocene of Afghanistan (1), Armenia (4), Austria (1), China (3), France (5), Germany (2), Greece (18), Hungary (1), Italy (1), Moldova (1), Romania (4), the Russian Federation (1), Spain (16), Türkiye (4)
• MN 13 of China (2), Greece (1), Spain (1)
• Turolian of Greece (9), Italy (1), the Russian Federation (1), Spain (3)
• Miocene to Pliocene of Greece (1)
• Miocene of Greece (1), Italy (35), Spain (2)
Total: 340 collections including 410 occurrences
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