"abrocomid" meaning in English

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          "text": "The Andean families (chinchillids, octodontids, abrocomids, and many ctenomyids) are not subject to the same climatological forces affecting species in the lowland tropics.",
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          "text": "Caviids are grassland-scrubland species, while abrocomids are small herbivores of xeric Andean habitats.",
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          "text": "This is likely to be the plesiomorphic state, as it is thus in capromyids, octodontids, abrocomids, and cuniculids.",
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