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arleyoDescripción
First record of the Visor bat Sphaeronycteris toxophyllum (Peters, 1882) for the Boyacá, Colombia. S. toxophyllum is characterized for having a nasal sheet enlarged in the shape of U. It is taxonomically related to Centurio senex, but this one lacks nasal sheet and its face is covered by intricate excrescences.
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Chichimoco de Coahuila (Neotamias solivagus)Autor
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Neotamias durangae solivagus
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Colobo Rojo de Oustalet (Piliocolobus oustaleti)Autor
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What an amazingly beautiful species....
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Photographer Wilfred Powell - client of Royle Safaris on tour
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Musaraña Acuática de la Bahía Glacier (Sorex navigator)Autor
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Kaiser Wilderness, Sierra National Forest, CA.
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Elevation 3090 meters. dark stripe from nose to tail. Darker at base of tail and at tail tip. Yellow shoulders.
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Colobo Angoleño (Colobus angolensis)Autor
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Newly described Mahale Angola colobus Colobus angolensis mahale. Full paper on: https://www.wildsolutions.nl/mahale-angola-colobus/. Photograph by Yvonne de Jong and Tom Butynski
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Lobo Fino de Guadalupe (Arctocephalus townsendi)Autor
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Next to a Northern Fur Seal
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pretty big size for microchiroptera, FA 78 mm, found on bat cave
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hery_sudarnoDescripción
pretty big size for microchiroptera, FA 78 mm, found on bat cave
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Teporingo (Romerolagus diazi)Autor
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Came to the road while we were birding
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Pizote (Nasua narica)Autor
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Part of a huge troop that we witnessed crossing the Harshaw Road with many young in tow. This shot shows them reversing course due to the presence of our vehicle.
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Lookout Mountain, White Mts. (Sierra Blanca Range), Lincoln Co., NM.
This isolated population of the Least Chipmunk is of the subspecies N. m. atristriatus (Peñasco Least Chipmunk), a form endemic to the White and Sacramento mountains of south-central New Mexico. Its natural history, distribution, and conservation status are currently being studied.
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Rata Cambalachera Mexicana (Neotoma mexicana)Autor
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Trapped two woodrats in the garage last night.
This ob is for the darker of the two animals. The other ob is here.
Apparently, there are three species in the area (despite the range maps that say that the Colorado River is the division line): N. mexicana, N. lepida, and N. albigula. Plus a fourth: N. cinerea nearby, just slightly higher in elevation.
Collected for NHMU.
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Dendromus lovatiAutor
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recorded during night at the shore of river climbing on the grass.
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Rata Cola de Pincel (Octodontomys gliroides)Autor
josh_vandermeulenDescripción
tentative
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Up to 15-20 Individuals roosting in a single Hymenocardia acida
Might roost only in H. acida with dry fruits for hiding.
2 separate groups observed in the same day, same habitat (savannah) within 2km range.
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Linsang Africano (Poiana richardsonii)Autor
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I enjoyed watching this beautiful mammal move effortlessly through the trees for about 15 minutes.
