Dendrolagus Müller 1840

Wilson, Don E. & Reeder, DeeAnn, 2005, Order Diprotodontia, Mammal Species of the World: a Taxonomic and Geographic Reference (3 rd Edition), Volume 1, Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, pp. 43-70 : 59

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DOI	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11347179
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scientific name	Dendrolagus Müller 1840
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Dendrolagus Müller 1840 View in CoL

Dendrolagus Müller 1840 View in CoL , in: Temminck, Verh. Nat. Gesch. Nederland. Overz. Bezitt., Land-en Volkenkunde: 20.

Type Species: Dendrolagus ursinus Müller 1840

Species and subspecies: 12 species with 7 subspecies:

Species Dendrolagus bennettianus De Vis 1886

Species Dendrolagus dorianus Ramsay 1883

Subspecies Dendrolagus dorianus subsp. dorianus Ramsay 1883

Subspecies Dendrolagus dorianus subsp. mayri Rothschild and Dollman 1933

Subspecies Dendrolagus dorianus subsp. notatus Matschie 1916

Species Dendrolagus goodfellowi Thomas 1908

Subspecies Dendrolagus goodfellowi subsp. goodfellowi Thomas 1908

Subspecies Dendrolagus goodfellowi subsp. buergersi Matschie 1912

Species Dendrolagus inustus Müller 1840

Subspecies Dendrolagus inustus subsp. inustus Müller 1840

Subspecies Dendrolagus inustus subsp. finschi Matschie 1916

Species Dendrolagus lumholtzi Collett 1884

Species Dendrolagus matschiei Forster and Rothschild 1907

Species Dendrolagus mbaiso Flannery. Boeadi and Szalay 1995

Species Dendrolagus pulcherrimus Flannery 1993

Species Dendrolagus scottae Flannery and Seri 1990

Species Dendrolagus spadix Troughton and Le Souef 1936

Species Dendrolagus stellarum Flannery and Seri 1990

Species Dendrolagus ursinus (Temminck 1836)

Discussion: Groves (1982) and Flannery et al. (1995 b) divided the genus into a plesiomorphic group ( D. lumholtzi , D. inustus ) and a derived group, among which D. dorianus and D. scottae , and perhaps D. mbaiso , are the most strongly derived. D. bennettianus occupies an isolated position in the genus.