List of murines

is a subfamily of mammals in the rodent family Muridae, which in turn is part of the Myomorpha suborder in the order Rodentia. Members of this subfamily are called murines and include the Old World mice and rats. They are found in Africa, Australia, Asia, and Europe, primarily in forests, shrublands, grasslands, and savannas, and deserts, though some species can be found in deserts, rocky areas, wetlands, and coastal areas. They range in size from the African pygmy mouse, at plus a tail, to the Alpine woolly rat, at plus a tail. Murines generally eat a variety of vegetation and invertebrates. Few murines have population estimates, but 52 species are categorized as endangered, 13 are categorized as critically endangered, and 13 have been driven extinct since 1500.
The 642 extant species of Murinae are divided into 136 genera, ranging in size from 1 to 68 species. The house mouse has been domesticated as the fancy mouse to be kept as pets. Several extinct prehistoric murine species have been discovered, though due to ongoing research and discoveries, the exact number and categorization are not fixed.

Conventions

The author citation for the species or genus is given after the scientific name; parentheses around the author citation indicate that this was not the original taxonomic placement. Conservation status codes listed follow the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Threatened Species. Range maps are provided wherever possible; if a range map is not available, a description of the gerbilline's range is provided. Ranges are based on the IUCN Red List for that species unless otherwise noted. All extinct species, subspecies, or genera listed alongside extant species went extinct after 1500 CE, and are indicated by a dagger symbol: "".

Classification

is a subfamily of the rodent family Muridae consisting of 642 extant species in 136 genera. These genera range in size from 1 to 68 species. Additionally, 13 species have been driven extinct since 1500. This does not include hybrid species or extinct prehistoric species.
Subfamily Murinae

Genus Abditomys : one species
Genus Abeomelomys : one species
Genus Aethomys : nine species
Genus Anisomys : one species
Genus Anonymomys : one species
Genus Apodemus : twenty species
Genus Apomys : nineteen species
Genus Archboldomys : two species
Genus Arvicanthis : seven species
Genus Baiyankamys : two species
Genus Bandicota : three species
Genus Batomys : six species
Genus Berylmys : five species
Genus Brassomys : one species
Genus Bullimus : three species
Genus Bunomys : seven species
Genus Carpomys : two species
Genus Chiromyscus : one species
Genus Chiropodomys : six species
Genus Chiruromys : two species
Genus Chrotomys : five species
Genus Coccymys : three species
Genus Colomys : one species
Genus Conilurus : three species
Genus Crateromys : four species
Genus Cremnomys : two species
Genus Crossomys : one species
Genus Crunomys : four species
Genus Dacnomys : one species
Genus Dasymys : nine species
Genus Dephomys : two species
Genus Desmomys : two species
Genus Diomys : one species
Genus Diplothrix : one species
Genus Echiothrix : two species
Genus Eropeplus : one species
Genus Frateromys : one species
Genus Golunda : one species
Genus Gracilimus : one species
Genus Grammomys : eleven species
Genus Hadromys : two species
Genus Haeromys : three species
Genus Halmaheramys : two species
Genus Hapalomys : three species
Genus Heimyscus : one species
Genus Hybomys : six species
Genus Hydromys : four species
Genus Hylomyscus : sixteen species
Genus Hyomys : two species
Genus Hyorhinomys : one species
Genus Kadarsanomys : one species
Genus Komodomys : one species
Genus Lamottemys : one species
Genus Leggadina : two species
Genus Lemniscomys : eleven species
Genus Lenomys : one species
Genus Lenothrix : one species
Genus Leopoldamys : seven species
Genus Leporillus : two species
Genus Leptomys : five species
Genus Limnomys : two species
Genus Lorentzimys : one species
Genus Macruromys : two species
Genus Madromys : one species
Genus Malacomys : three species
Genus Mallomys : four species
Genus Mammelomys : two species
Genus Margaretamys : four species
Genus Mastacomys : one species
Genus Mastomys : eight species
Genus Maxomys : eighteen species
Genus Melasmothrix : one species
Genus Melomys : twenty-two species
Genus Mesembriomys : two species
Genus Micaelamys : two species
Genus Microhydromys : two species
Genus Micromys : one species
Genus Millardia : four species
Genus Mirzamys : two species
Genus Muriculus : one species
Genus Mus : thirty-nine species
Genus Musseromys : four species
Genus Mylomys : two species
Genus Myomyscus : four species
Genus Nesokia : two species
Genus Nesoromys : one species
Genus Nilopegamys : one species
Genus Niviventer : seventeen species
Genus Notomys : ten species
Genus Oenomys : two species
Genus Otomys : twenty-eight species
Genus Palawanomys : one species
Genus Papagomys : one species
Genus Parahydromys : one species
Genus Paraleptomys : two species
Genus Paramelomys : nine species
Genus Parotomys : two species
Genus Paucidentomys : one species
Genus Paulamys : one species
Genus Pelomys : five species
Genus Phloeomys : two species
Genus Pithecheir : two species
Genus Pithecheirops : one species
Genus Pogonomelomys : three species
Genus Pogonomys : five species
Genus Praomys : seventeen species
Genus Protochromys : one species
Genus Pseudohydromys : twelve species
Genus Pseudomys : twenty-three species
Genus Rattus : sixty-eight species
Genus Rhabdomys : four species
Genus Rhynchomys : four species
Genus Saxatilomys : one species
Genus Solomys : four species
Genus Sommeromys : one species
Genus Soricomys : four species
Genus Srilankamys : one species
Genus Stenocephalemys : four species
Genus Stochomys : one species
Genus Sundamys : three species
Genus Taeromys : eight species
Genus Tarsomys : two species
Genus Tateomys : two species
Genus Thallomys : four species
Genus Thamnomys : four species
Genus Tokudaia : three species
Genus Tonkinomys : one species
Genus Tryphomys : one species
Genus Uromys : eleven species
Genus Vandeleuria : three species
Genus Vernaya : one species
Genus Waiomys : one species
Genus Xenuromys : one species
Genus Xeromys : one species
Genus Zelotomys : two species
Genus Zyzomys : five species
Murines

The following classification is based on the taxonomy described by the reference work Mammal Species of the World, with augmentation by generally accepted proposals made since using molecular phylogenetic analysis, as supported by both the IUCN and the American Society of Mammalogists.