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The genus Akodon is one of the most abundant and species-rich genus of Neotropical mammals. Its species-level taxonomy has been changing actively since its establishment. Currently, the genus is divided into five groups of species: aerosus, boliviensis, c... see more

Se procesaron preparados cromosómicos convencionales de tres ratones procedentes de Huánuco, Perú: una hembra y un macho de Thomasomys sp., y otro macho de Akodon orophilus. Thomasomys sp. presentó un cariotipo 2n = 42, XY (n = 21), en tanto que A. orophi... see more

Cranial remains of the wine mouse (Akodon oenos) are documented from an archaeological site in south-central Mendoza, Argentina (Agua de La Mula, 35º22' S, 68º15' W), which dates to the end of the late Holocene (1610 ± 60; 1260 ± 60; 1000 ± 50 C14 yr B.P.... see more

Cranial remains of the wine mouse (Akodon oenos) are documented from an archaeological site in south-central Mendoza, Argentina (Agua de La Mula, 35º22' S, 68º15' W), which dates to the end of the late Holocene (1610 ± 60; 1260 ± 60; 1000 ± 50 C14 yr B.P.... see more

The Andes Mountains particularly the forests along the mid-elevations of their eastern and western slopes, are a hotspot of biodiversity (high numbers of species and endemics). Among mammals, rodents are a priority group for study in the Tropical Andes gi... see more

Small mammal populations can be affected by habitat degradation, causing changes in their abundance, density and movement.  Akodon montensis, a persistent host for Orthohantavirus, is a common rodent species in primary and secondary forest habitats a... see more

The Andes Mountains particularly the forests along the mid-elevations of their eastern and western slopes, are a hotspot of biodiversity (high numbers of species and endemics). Among mammals, rodents are a priority group for study in the Tropical Andes gi... see more

Small mammal populations can be affected by habitat degradation, causing changes in their abundance, density and movement.  Akodon montensis, a persistent host for Orthohantavirus, is a common rodent species in primary and secondary forest habitats a... see more

Huánuco presenta bosques montanos húmedos en el área de Carpish, altamente diversos en flora y fauna, entre los mamíferos destacan los roedores cricétidos por su alta diversidad; sin embargo, estos bosques están cada vez más fragmentados por la apertura d... see more

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