Systematic studies of oryzomyine rodents (Muridae, Sigmodontinae): Diagnoses and distributions of species formerly assigned to Oryzomys "Capito"

Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History

Volumn , Issue 236, 1998, Pages 1-337

  Musser, Guy G ^a   Carleton, Michael D ^a   Brothers, Eric M ^a   Gardner, Alfred L ^a  

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AZARA; CAPITO; CEPHALOTES; LEGATUS; LEUCOGASTER; MURIDAE; MUS; ONISCUS; ORYZOMYS ALFAROI; ORYZOMYS BOLIVARIS; ORYZOMYS CAPITO; ORYZOMYS LATICEPS; ORYZOMYS MACCONNELLI; ORYZOMYS MEGACEPHALUS; ORYZOMYS NITIDUS; ORYZOMYS RATTICEPS; ORYZOMYS RUSSATUS; ORYZOMYS SUBFLAVUS; ORYZOMYS TALAMANCAE; ORYZOMYS YUNGANUS; RODENTIA; SALTATOR; SIGMODONTINAE;

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