Pedetidae

The family includes one living genus and three extinct genera. The Asian fossil Diatomys was previously included,[10] but is now classified in the family Diatomyidae with the Laotian rock rat.

• Family Pedetidae
  • Genus Pedetes[11]
    • South African springhare, P. capensis
    • †Pedetes gracilis
    • †Pedetes hagenstadti
    • †Pedetes laetoliensis
    • East African springhare, P. surdaster
  • Genus †Megapedetes[11]
    • †Megapedetes aegaeus
    • †Megapedetes gariepensis
    • †Megapedetes pentadactylus
    • †Megapedetes pickfordi
  • Genus †Oldrichpedetes[11]
    • †Oldrichpedetes brigitteae
    • †Oldrichpedetes fejfari
    • †Oldrichpedetes pickfordi
    • †Oldrichpedetes praecursor
  • Genus †Propedetes
    • †Propedetes efeldensis
    • †Propedetes laetoliensis
  • Genus †Rusingapedetes[11]
    • †Rusingapedetes tsujikawai

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• Pelvic shape in gliding rodents: implications for the launch.
• Tracking genome organization in rodents by Zoo-FISH.
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