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Language: Inglés Subject: Rodentia Year: 2019

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Title: Ontogenetic trajectories of key morphofunctional cranial traits in South American subterranean ctenomyid rodents
Author: Verzi, Diego Héctor / Álvarez, Alicia / Olivares, Adriana Itatí / Morgan, Cecilia Clara / Vassallo, Aldo I.
Language: Inglés
Repository: 37
Subject: Ciencias Naturales / Craniomandibular traits / Ctenomyid rodents / Ontogenetic allometries / Subterranean habits / Allometry / Cranium / Developmental stage / Functional morphology / Geometry / Habitat type / Identification key / Interspecific variation / Ontogeny / Rodent / Subterranean environment / South America / Ctenomyidae / Ctenomys / Rodentia

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Title: Late Miocene Potamarchine Rodents from Southwestern Amazonia, Brazil - With Description of New Taxa
Author: Kerber, Leonardo / Negri, Francisco R. / Ribeiro, Ana María / Vucetich, María Guiomar / Pereira de Souza Filho, Jonás
Language: Inglés
Repository: 37
Subject: Ciencias Naturales / Acre / Brazil / Caviomorpha / lower latitudes / Mammalia / Neogene / Rodentia / Solimões Formation / South America

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Title: Sigmodontinae rodents as hosts for larvae and nymphs of Ixodes loricatus Neumann, 1899 (Acari: Ixodidae)
Author: Nava, Santiago / Lareschi, Marcela / Beldomenico, P. M. / Zerpa, C. / Venzal, J. M. / Mangold, A. J. / Guglielmone, A. A.
Language: Inglés
Repository: 37
Subject: Ciencias Naturales / Argentina / Didelphimorphia / Didelphinae / Hosts / Ixodes loricatus / Ixodidae / Larva / Nymph / Rodentia / Sigmodontinae / Uruguay

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Title: Adaptive diversity of incisor enamel microstructure in South American burrowing rodents (family Ctenomyidae, Caviomorpha)
Author: Vieytes, Emma Carolina / Morgan, Cecilia Clara / Verzi, Diego Héctor
Language: Inglés
Repository: 37
Subject: Zoología / Ctenomyidae / Incisor enamel microstructure / Morphofunctional significance / Rodentia / Tooth-digging adaptations

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