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Two names ( Clethrionomys  and  Myodes ) are used interchangeably for red-backed voles, which is contrary to one of the fundamental principles of zoological nomenclature, that each taxon has a single and unique valid name. Fixation of  Mus lemmus  Linnaeus, 1758, as the type of  Myodes  Pallas, 1811, meets the requirements stipulated in the Article 69.1.1 of the 4th edition of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature, and is therefore valid. Hence, the genus group name  Myodes  is a junior synonym of  Lemmus  Link, 1795, and is not available for red-backed voles. The oldest valid name for red-backed voles is  Clethrionomys  Tilesius, 1850, with the type species ( Mus rutilus  Pallas, 1779) subsequently designated by Palmer (1928).

Back to the future: the proper name for red-backed voles is Clethrionomys Tilesius and not Myodes Pallas