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Speciation in the Brazilian Spiny Rats
João Moojen and Eugene Raymond Hall
In the forests of Brazil live the spiny rats, their coats bristling with stiff hairs, and Joao Moojen sorts out their tangled family tree. He works through paleontology and the variation within the subgenus Proechimys. A specialist's study of speciation in a little-known tropical rodent. A window into the diversity hidden in South American undergrowth.
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67 chapters
- 1Speciation in the Brazilian Spiny Rats (Genus Proechimys, Family Echimyidae)
- 2CONTENTS
- 3INTRODUCTION
- 4METHODS AND TERMINOLOGY
- 5ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- 6PALEONTOLOGY
- 7SPECIATION
- 8SUBGENERIC VARIATION
- 9SPECIFIC VARIATION IN THE SUBGENUS PROECHIMYS
- 10SUBSPECIFIC VARIATION IN THE SUBGENUS PROECHIMYS
- 11SPECIFIC VARIATION IN THE SUBGENUS TRINOMYS
- 12SUBSPECIFIC VARIATION IN THE SUBGENUS TRINOMYS
- 13TAXONOMIC CHARACTERS
- 14Size and Proportions of External Parts
- 15Pelage
- 16Skull
- 17Incisive Foramen
- 18Teeth
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