Pygmephoroidea is a group of animals in the family Pygmephoridae, which includes the largest and most diverse family of pygmy rhinoceros-like primates known to science. These primates have long hind legs and are closely related to the genus "Pseudoryx."
Pseudoryx is a genus of small mammals in the family Chiroptera, which includes the common house mouse (Rattus rattus) and some species that are closely related to mice but are not part of the rodent superfamily. The genus consists of several species with distinct adaptations for specific functions in their environment, including echolocation, scent marking, and camouflage.
