Nuevo registro distribucional del ratón endémico Nephelomys nimbosus (Rodentia: Cricetidae) en el suroriente de Ecuador
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Nephelomys nimbosus, pequeños mamíferos, TapichalacaAbstract
Reportamos un nuevo registro de la rata de bosque nublado de oriente Nephelomys nimbosus para el suroriente de Ecuador. Esta información extiende el rango distribucional en 350 km al sur de la localidad tipo. Colecciones adicionales son necesarias para determinar simpatría o parapatría entre N. nimbosus y N. auriventer.References
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