Ctenomys boliviensis Waterhouse 1848
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Ctenomys boliviensis Waterhouse 1848 |
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Ctenomys boliviensis Waterhouse 1848 View in CoL
Ctenomys boliviensis Waterhouse 1848 View in CoL , Nat. Hist. Mamm., 2: 278.
Type Locality: Bolivia, Santa Cruz Dept., Santa Cruz de la Sierra.
Vernacular Names: Bolivian Tuco-tuco.
Subspecies: :
Subspecies Ctenomys boliviensis subsp. boliviensis Waterhouse 1848
Subspecies Ctenomys boliviensis subsp. nattereri Wagner 1848
Distribution: Santa Cruz Dept. (C Bolivia), Mato Grosso (SW Brazil), W Paraguay, and Formosa Prov., Argentina.
Conservation: IUCN – Lower Risk (nt) as C. nattereri , Lower Risk (lc) as C. boliviensis .
Discussion: Several different karyotypes have been reported including 2n=36, FN=64; 2n=42, FN=64 and 2n=44-45, FN=68 ( Anderson et al., 1987). Anderson et al. (1987) suggested that three or more cryptic species with different karyotypes may be included within this taxon, one of which ( goodfellowi ) was elevated to specific rank ( Anderson, 1997). Anderson et al. (1987) considered nattereri a subspecies of boliviensis but Woods (1993) recognized it as a species without comment.
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