What is another word for sciuromorpha?
Pronunciation: [sˈɪjuːɹˌɒmɔːfə] (IPA) 
Sciuromorpha is a scientific classification of rodents, commonly known as squirrel-like animals. The term Sciuromorpha derives from the Greek words skia which means "shadow" and oura which means "tail," thus it refers to animals having a squirrel-like tail. However, there are many synonyms used to refer to this family of rodents, including Sciuroidea, Sciuridae, squirrel family, or simply squirrels. Besides squirrels, there are other members of this family, including chipmunks, woodchucks, and prairie dogs. All these animals share common features such as bushy tails, rounded ears, and a preference for living in trees. Overall, Sciuromorpha members are fascinating creatures, with unique adaptations and abilities that make them deserving of our attention and research.
