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Glis
one of the genera into which the dormouse is classified. The others are Eliomys, Muscardinus, Graphiurus, Platacanthomys, Typhlomys. The dormouse is a small yellow-gray with light underside, arboreal animal intermediate between squirrels and rats. It is nocturnal and vegetarian.


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