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Of the 6087 species of mammals listed in the Mammal Species of the World (MSW3) database, 671 were originally on this list (October 3, 2007). The majority of those were completed but then more were found via User:Ucucha/List of mammals and so now we have 141 species left to cover.

97.7% completed (estimate)

   

Missing species categorized

See the talk page for explanation of the categories.

Listed in both MDD and IUCN

As is, new species

As is, split from existing

  1. Thomasomys auricularis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Thomasomys (Anthony, 1923) Comments: New species, split from T. pyrrhonotus (Pacheco 2015). Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].IUCN valid (DD)[2]
  2. Acomys selousi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Acomys de Winton, 1896Comments: Split from A. spinosissimus (Verheyen et al., 2011)[3]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].IUCN valid (Selous's spiny mouse, LC)[4]
  3. Lophuromys simensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Lophuromys Osgood, 1936Comments: Split from L. brunneus (Lavrenchenko et al., 2007)[5]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].IUCN valid (Short-tailed brush-furred rat, LC)[6]
  4. Pseudomys auritus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Pseudomys Thomas, 1910Original description: Thomas, O. (1910). "LXV.—New AustralianMuridæof the genusPseudomys". Journal of Natural History Series 8. 6 (36): 607–610. doi:10.1080/00222931008692891.Comments: Split from P. australis (Medlin in Van Dyck & Strahan, 2009)[7]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].IUCN valid (Long-eared mouse, Extinct)[8]
  5. Dipodomys ornatus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Dipodomys Merriam, 1894Comments: Split from D. phillipsii (Fernández et al., 2012)[9]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].IUCN valid (LC)[10]
  6. Chaetodipus siccus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Chaetodipus (Osgood, 1907)Comments: Split from C. arenarius (Álvarez-Castañeda & Rios, 2011). Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].IUCN valid (LC)[11]
  7. Cryptomys natalensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Cryptomys Roberts, 1913Comments: Split from C. hottentotus (Ingram et al., 2004)[12]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1]. IUCN valid (Natal mole-rat, LC)[13]
  8. Galea comes (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Galea Thomas, 1919Comments: Split from G. musteloides (Dunnum & Salazar-Bravo, 2010)[14]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1]. IUCN valid (Southern highland yellow-toothed cavy, DD)[15]
  9. Prosciurillus alstoni (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Prosciurillus (Anderson, 1879)Comments: This name was not listed by Thorington & Hoffmann (2005)[16]. Populations of this species were formerly included in P. leucomus (Musser et al., 2010)[17]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1]. IUCN valid (Alston’s Sulawesi dwarf squirrel, NT)[18]
  10. Prosciurillus topapuensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Roux, 1910)Comments: Split from P. leucomus (Musser et al., 2010)[17]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1]. IUCN valid (Roux’s Sulawesi dwarf squirrel, NT)[19]
  11. Platyrrhinus aquilus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Platyrrhinus (Handley & Ferris, 1972)Original description: Handley, C.O.; Ferris, K.C. (1972). "Descriptions of new bats of the genus Vampyrops". Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington. 84 (60): 519–524.Comments: Split from P. dorsalis (Velazco & Gardner, 2009)[20]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1]. IUCN valid (Darien broad-nosed bat, DD)[21]
  12. Platyrrhinus incarum (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Thomas, 1912Comments: Split from P. helleri (Velazco et al., 2010). Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1]. IUCN valid (Incan broad-nosed bat, LC)[22]
  13. Vampyrodes major (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Vampyrodes J.A. Allen, 1908Comments: Split from V. caraccioli (Velazco & Simmons, 2011). Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1]. IUCN valid (LC)[23]

Other name in both

Other name in one

Listed in one but not the other

Listed in IUCN only

This means that is NOT MDD VALID

  1. Thylamys citellus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Thylamys (Thomas, 1912) Comments: Split from T. pusillus (Teta et al., 2009)[24]. Not a species? : T. citellus and T. pulchellus were lumped back in Thylamys pusillus in the latest revision of the MMD[1].IUCN valid
  2. Cricetulus tibetanus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Thomas, 1922Comments: Split from C. kamensis (Smith & Xie, 2008). Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10, treated as a junior synonym of Urocricetus kamensis; as quoted : [C. kamensis] moved from Cricetulus to Urocricetus; includes lama and tibetanus, which are occasionally treated as distinct species. [1].IUCN valid
  3. Abrawayaomys chebezi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Abrawayaomys Pardiñas, Teta & D'Elía, 2009Original description: Pardiñas, U.F.J.; Teta, P.; D'Elía, G. (2009). "Taxonomy and distribution of Abrawayaomys (Rodentia: Cricetidae), an Atlantic Forest endemic with the description of a new species" (PDF). Zootaxa. 2128: 39–60. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10, although as quoted under A. ruschii : includes the recently described chebezi based on Percequillo et al., 2017, although some publications have continued to retain the species as distinct[1].IUCN valid
  4. Allactaga toussi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Allactaga Darvish, Hajjar, Moghadam Matin, Haddad & Akbary rad, 2008:::Original description: Darvish, J.; Hajjar, T.; Moghadam Matin, M.; Haddad, F.; Akbary rad, S. (2008). "New species of five-toed jerboa (Rodentia: Dipodidae, Allactaginae) from North-East Iran". Journal of Sciences, Islamic Republic of Iran. 19 (2): 103–109.Comments #1: A new species. Comment #2 : Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of Scarturus indicus. A. toussi moved to genus Scarturus and Scarturus elater splitted in 3 : S. elater, S. heptneri and S. indicus. The latter saw S. toussi lumped into it in the latest revision[1].IUCN valid in Scarturus
  5. Jaculus thaleri (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Jaculus Darvish & Hosseinie, 2005Original description: Darvish, J.; Hosseinie, F. (2005). "New species of three-toed jerboa Jaculus thaleri sp. nov. (Dipodidae, Rodentia) from the deserts of Khorasan Province, Iran". Iranian Journal of Animal Biosystematics. 1 (1): 21–27.Comment #1: A new species. Comment #2: Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of J. blanfordi[1].IUCN valid
  6. Platyrrhinus nigellus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Platyrrhinus (Gardner & Carter, 1972)Comments: Split from P. dorsalis (Velazco & Solari, 2003)[25]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of P. umbratus[1]. IUCN valid

Listed in MDD only

This means that is NOT IUCN VALID

  1. Blarina shermani (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Blarina Hamilton, 1955Comments: Split from B. carolinensis (Benedict et al., 2006). Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  2. Cryptotis magnimanus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Cryptotis Woodman & Timm, 1999Original description: Woodman, N.; Timm, R.M. (1999). "Geographic variation and evolutionary relationships among broad-clawed shrews of the Cryptotis goldmani-group (Mammalia: Insectivora: Soricidae)". Fieldiana Zoology. 91: 1–35.Comments: Split from C. goodwini and spelling corrected to magnimanus (Woodman, 2011)[26]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  3. Episoriculus baileyi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Episoriculus (Thomas, 1914)Comments: Split from E. leucops (Motokawa & Lim, 2005)[27]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  4. Episoriculus sacratus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo)(Thomas, 1911)Comments: Split from E. caudatus (Motokawa et al., 2009)[28]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  5. Episoriculus soluensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo)(Gruber, 1969)Comments: Split from E. caudatus (Motokawa et al., 2009)[28]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  6. Episoriculus umbrinus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo)(Allen, 1923)Comments: Split from E. caudatus (Motokawa et al., 2009)[28]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  7. Marmosa simonsi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Marmosa Thomas, 1899Comments: Split from M. robinsoni (Rossi et al., 2010). Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  8. Marmosa waterhousii (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Tomes, 1860)Comments: Split from M. murina (Gutiérrez et al., 2010)Wilson, D.E.; Reeder, D.M. (2005). Mammal Species of the World: A Taxonomic and Geographic Reference. Baltimore, Maryland: Johns Hopkins University Press. p. 2142. ISBN 978-0-8018-8221-0.</ref> and Creighton & Gardner (in Gardner, 2007)[29]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  9. Marmosa zeledoni (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Goldman, 1917Comments: Split from M. mexicana (Rossi et al., 2010). Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  10. Monodelphis arlindoi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo)Monodelphis Pavan, Rossi & Schneider, 2012Original description: Pavan, S. E.; Rossi, R. V.; Schneider, H. (2012). "Species diversity in the Monodelphis brevicaudata complex (Didelphimorphia: Didelphidae) inferred from molecular and morphological data, with the description of a new species". Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society. 165: 190. doi:10.1111/j.1096-3642.2011.00791.x.Comments #1: A new species. Comment #2: Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  11. Monodelphis sanctaerosae (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Voss, Pine & Solari, 2012Original description: Voss, R. S.; Pine, R. H.; Solari, S. (2012). "A New Species of the Didelphid Marsupial Genus Monodelphis from Eastern Bolivia". American Museum Novitates. 3740 (3740): 1. doi:10.1206/3740.2. hdl:2246/6167.Comment #1: A new species. Comment #2: Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  12. Monodelphis touan (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Shaw, 1800)Comments: Split from M. brevicaudata (Pavan et al., 2012)[30]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  13. Eothenomys hintoni (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Eothenomys Osgood, 1932Comments: Split from E. custos (Liu et al., 2012)[31]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10 but in this latest revision of the MDD, it moved to genus Anteliomys[1].Not IUCN valid
  14. Eothenomys tarquinus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Thomas, 1912)Comments: Split from E. hintoni (Liu et al., 2012)[31].Species present in the MDD Version 1.10 but in this latest revision of the MDD, it moved to genus Anteliomys and it's name changed/is now tarquinius instead of tarquinus[1].Not IUCN valid
  15. Holochilus lagigliai (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Holochilus Pardiñas, Teta, Voglino & Fernández, 2013Original description: Pardiñas, U. F. J.; Teta, P.; Voglino, D. N.; Fernández, F. J. (2013). "Enlarging rodent diversity in west-central Argentina: A new species of the genusHolochilus(Cricetidae, Sigmodontinae)". Journal of Mammalogy. 94: 231. doi:10.1644/12-MAMM-A-216.Comment #1: A new species. Comment #2: Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  16. Oligoryzomys utiaritensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Oligoryzomys J.A. Allen, 1916Comments: Split from O. eliurus, now a synonym of O. nigripes[32]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  17. Eligmodontia bolsonensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Eligmodontia Mares, Braun, Coyner & Van den Bussche, 2008Original description: Mares, M.A.; Braun, J.K.; Coyner, B.S.; Van Den Bussche, R.A. (2008). "Phylogenetic and biogeographic relationships of gerbil mice Eligmodontia (Rodentia, Cricetidae) in South America, with a description of a new species" (PDF). Zootaxa. 1753: 1–33.Comment #1: A new species. Comment #2: Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  18. Eligmodontia hirtipes (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Thomas, 1902)Comments: Split from E. puerulus (Lanzone & Ojeda, 2005)[33]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  19. Thomomys atrovarius (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) J.A. Allen, 1898Comments: Split from T. umbrinus (Álvarez-Castañeda, 2010)[34].Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  20. Peromyscus latirostris (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Peromyscus Dalquest, 1950Comments: Split from P. furvus (Ávila-Valle et al., 2012)[35]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  21. Reithrodontomys cherrii (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Reithrodontomys (J.A. Allen, 1891)Original description: Allen, J. A.; Cherrie, George Kruck; Alfaro, Anastasio (1891). "Notes on a collection of mammals from Costa Rica". Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History. 3 (14). hdl:2246/841.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)Comments: Split from R. mexicanus (Arellano et al., 2005;[36] Gardner & Carleton, 2009)[37]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  22. Reithrodontomys garichensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Enders & Pearson, 1940Comments: Split from R. mexicanus (Gardner & Carleton, 2009)[37]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  23. Suncus niger (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Horsfield, 1851Comments: Split from S. montanus (Meegaskumbura et al., 2008). Species present in the MDD Version 1.10 [1].Not IUCN valid
  24. Hipposideros cryptovalorona (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Hipposideros [1]Goodman, Schoeman, Rakotoarivelo, & Willos-Munro, 2016Comments: Species present in the MDD Version 1.10 but under the genus Macronycteris[1].Not IUCN valid
  25. Miniopterus villiersi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Aellen, 1956Comments: Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  26. Musseromys inopitatus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Heaney, Balete, Rickart, Veluz, & Jansa, 2014Comments : Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  27. Hainan white-bellied rat (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Niviventer Niviventer lotipes (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (G.M. Allen, 1926)Comments: Split from N. tenaster (Li et al., 2008)[38]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  28. Dasymys capensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Roberts, 1936Comments: Split from D. incomtus (Mullin et al., 2004). Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  29. Dasymys griseifrons (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Osgood, 1936Comments: Split from D. incomtus (Mullin et al., 2004). Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  30. Dasymys longipilosus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo)Eisentraut, 1963Comments: Split from D. incomtus (Mullin et al., 2004). Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  31. Dasymys medius (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Thomas, 1906Comments: Split from D. incomtus (Mullin et al., 2004). Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  32. Lophuromys laticeps (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Lophuromys Thomas & Wroughton, 1907Comments: Split from L. aquilus (W.N. Verheyen et al., 2007)[39]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  33. Lophuromys margarettae (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Heller, 1912Original description: Heller, E. (1912). "New rodents from British East Africa". Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections. 59 (16): 1–20.Comments: Split from L. aquilus (W.N. Verheyen et al., 2007)[39]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  34. Lophuromys rita (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Dollman, 1910Original description: Dollman, G. (1910). "XXV.—On a collection of mammals made by Mr. S. A. Neave, during his expedition in Northern Rhodesia". Journal of Natural History Series 8. 5 (26): 173–181. doi:10.1080/00222931008692748.Comments: Split from L. aquilus (W.N. Verheyen et al., 2007)[39]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  35. Leopoldamys herberti (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Leopoldamys (Kloss, 1916)Comments: Split from L. sabanus to include L. neilli (Balakirev et al., 2013)[40]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].NOT IUCN valid
  36. Otomys sungae (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Bohmann, 1943Comments: Split from O. denti (Taylor et al., 2009)[41]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  37. Gerbilliscus paeba (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Gerbilliscus (A. Smith, 1836)Comments : Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  38. Gerbilliscus setzeri (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Gerbillinae (Schlitter, 1973)Comments : Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  39. Gerbilliscus tytonis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Gerbillinae (Bauer & Niethammer, 1960)Comments : Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  40. Gerbilliscus vallinus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Gerbillinae (Thomas, 1918)Comments : Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  41. Gerbilliscus vicinus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Gerbillinae (Peters, 1878) Comments: Split from G. robustus (Castellano et al., 2005, 2007, 2010)[42][43][44]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  42. Soricomys montanus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Murinae Balete, Rickart, Heaney, Alviola, Duya, Duya, Sosa & Jansa, 2012Original description: Balete, D. S.; Rickart, E. A.; Heaney, L. R.; Alviola, P. A.; Duya, M. V.; Duya, M. R. M.; Sosa, T.; Jansa, S. A. (2012). "Archboldomys (Muridae: Murinae) Reconsidered: A New Genus and Three New Species of Shrew Mice from Luzon Island, Philippines". American Museum Novitates. 3754 (3754): 1. doi:10.1206/3754.2.Comment #1: A new species. Comment #2: Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].Not IUCN valid
  43. Ctenomys paraguayensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Contreras, 2000Original description: Contreras, J.R. (2000). "Ctenomys paraguayensis, una nueva especie de roedor excavador procedente del Paraguay Oriental (Mammalia, Rodentia, Ctenomyidae)" (PDF). Revista del Museo Argentino des Ciencias Naturales. 2 (1): 61–68.Comments: A new species (Contreras, 2000)[45]. Apparently omitted from Wilson & Reeder (2005)[16]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1]. NOT IUCN valid
  44. Eospalax baileyi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Eospalax Thomas, 1911Comments: Split from E. fontanierii (Zhou & Zhou, 2008)[46]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].NOT IUCN valid
  45. Eospalax cansus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Lyon, 1907Comments: Split from E. fontanierii (Zhou & Zhou, 2008)[46].valid in MDD, NOT IUCN valid
  46. Eospalax rufescens (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (J.A. Allen, 1909)Comments: Split from E. fontanierii (Zhou & Zhou, 2008)[46]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].NOT IUCN valid
  47. Spalax munzuri (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Spalax (Coşkun, 2004)Original description: Coşkun, Y. (2004). "A new species of mole rat, Nannospalax munzuri sp. n., and karyotype of Nannospalax tuncelicus (Coşkun, 1996) (Rodentia: Spalacidae) in eastern Anatolia". Zoology in the Middle East. 33: 153–162.Comments: A new species. Described as a species of Nannospalax, but that is a synonym of Spalax. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1].NOT IUCN valid
  48. Scotophilus colias (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Scotophilus Thomas, 1904Comments: Provisionally split from S. dinganii (Vallo et al., 2011)[47]. Species present in the MDD Version 1.10[1]. NOT IUCN valid

Not valid in either

  1. Equus hemippus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo)Equus I. Geoffroy, 1855Comments: Split from E. hemionus (Groves & Ryder, 2000)[48]. Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10. As quoted in this version (and earlier versions) : [E. hemionus] includes hemippus and khur, which were considered distinct by Groves & Grubb 2011; for additional information regarding the MDD's decision to not follow the Groves & Grubb 2011 Ungulate Taxonomy, see 'Subjective decisions' on the 'About' tab [of the data set][49].Not IUCN valid
  2. Equus khur (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo)Lesson, 1827Comments: Split from E. hemionus (Groves & Ryder, 2000)[48]. Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10; see #14.Not IUCN valid
  3. Phascolosorex brevicaudata (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Phascolosorex Rothschild & Dollman, 1932 Comments: Split from P. dorsalis (Helgen, 2007)[50]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10. It is presented as a junior synonym of P. dorsalis[1].Not IUCN valid
  4. Murexia wilhelmina (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Tate, 1947)Comments: Split from M. melanura (Helgen, 2007)[50]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10. It is noted as a junior synonym of M. melanurus (previously spelled melanura). However, they note that M. melanurus is possibly/probably a species complex[1].Not IUCN valid
  5. Cervus hortulorum (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Cervus Swinhoe, 1864 Comments: Split from C. nippon (Groves, 2005). Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10. As quoted in this version (and earlier versions) : [C. nippon] includes aplodontus, sichuanicus, taiouanus, pseudaxis, pulchellus, hortulorum, which were considered distinct by Groves & Grubb 2011; for additional information regarding the MDD's decision to not follow the Groves & Grubb 2011 Ungulate Taxonomy, see 'Subjective decisions' on the 'About' tab [of the data set][1].Not IUCN valid
  6. Cervus macneilli (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Lydekker, 1909 Comments: Split from C. elaphus (Groves, 2005). Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10. As quoted in this version (and earlier versions) : [C. canadensis] split from C. elaphus, includes alashanicus, macneilli, wallichii, xanthopygus, which were considered distinct by Groves & Grubb 2011; for additional information regarding the MDD's decision to not follow the Groves & Grubb 2011 Ungulate Taxonomy, see 'Subjective decisions' on the 'About' tab [of the data set][1].Not IUCN valid
  7. Cervus taiouanus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Blyth, 1860Comments: Split from C. nippon (Groves, 2005). Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10. As quoted in this version (and earlier versions) : [C. nippon] includes aplodontus, sichuanicus, taiouanus, pseudaxis, pulchellus, hortulorum, which were considered distinct by Groves & Grubb 2011; for additional information regarding the MDD's decision to not follow the Groves & Grubb 2011 Ungulate Taxonomy, see 'Subjective decisions' on the 'About' tab [of the data set][1].Not IUCN valid
  8. Cervus xanthopygus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Milne-Edwards, 1867Comments: Split from C. elaphus (Groves, 2005). Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10. As quoted in this version (and earlier versions) : [C. canadensis] split from C. elaphus, includes alashanicus, macneilli, wallichii, xanthopygus, which were considered distinct by Groves & Grubb 2011; for additional information regarding the MDD's decision to not follow the Groves & Grubb 2011 Ungulate Taxonomy, see 'Subjective decisions' on the 'About' tab [of the data set][1].Not IUCN valid
  9. Cervus yesoensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Heude, 1884)Comments: Split from C. nippon (Groves, 2005). Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10, treated as a junior synonym of C. nippon[1].Not IUCN valid
  10. Akodon glaucinus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Akodon Thomas, 1919Comments: Formerly included in A. simulator (Braun et al., 2008). Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10, treated as a junior synonym of A. simulator[1].Not IUCN valid
  11. Akodon tartareus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Thomas, 1919Comments: Formerly included in A. simulator (Díaz & Barquez, 2007; Braun et al., 2008). Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10, treated as a junior synonym of A. simulator[1].Not IUCN valid
  12. Andinomys lineicaudatus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Andinomys Yepes, 1935Comments: Formerly included in A. edax (Díaz & Barquez, 2007). Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10, treated as a junior synonym of A. edax[1].Not IUCN valid
  13. Zygodontomys cherriei (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Zygodontomys (J.A. Allen, 1895)Comments: Split from Z. brevicauda (Weksler, 2006; Weksler and Percequillo, 2011). Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10, treated as a junior synonym of Z. brevicauda and the authority year of this synonym is 1897 here [1].Not IUCN valid
  14. Thomomys anitae (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Thomomys J.A. Allen, 1898Comments: Split from T. bottae (Álvarez-Castañeda, 2010)[34]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of T. bottae[1].Not IUCN valid
  15. Thomomys chihuahuae (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Nelson & Goldman, 1934Comments: Split from T. umbrinus (Álvarez-Castañeda, 2010)[34]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of T. sheldoni (a split of T. umbrinus)[1].Not IUCN valid
  16. Thomomys fulvus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Woodhouse, 1852Comments: Split from T. bottae (Álvarez-Castañeda, 2010)[34]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of T. bottae[1].Not IUCN valid
  17. Thomomys laticeps (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Baird, 1855Comments: Split from T. bottae (Álvarez-Castañeda, 2010)[34]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of T. bottae[1].Not IUCN valid
  18. Ochotona scorodumovi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Ochotona Skalon, 1935Comments: Split from O. alpina (Lissovsky et al., 2007)[51]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10. It is a junior synonym of Ochotona mantchurica (the Manchurian pika), which is a split from O. hyperborea (Northern Pika) and includes some populations previously attributed to O. alpina (Alpine Pika). They cite Lissovsky, A.A. (2014). In the column othersCommonNames for O. mantchurica, the Skorodumov's Pika is utilized.[52].Not IUCN valid
  19. Sulawesi roundleaf bat (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo), Hipposideros celebensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo)Sody, 1936Comments: Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of H. cervinus[1].Not IUCN valid
  20. Hipposideros fasensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Flannery & Colgan, 1993Original description: Flannery, T. F.; Colgan, D. J. (1993). "A new species and two new subspecies of Hipposideros (Chiroptera) from Western Papua New Guinea" (PDF). Records of the Australian Museum. 45: 43. doi:10.3853/j.0067-1975.45.1993.129.Comments: Split from H. wollastoni (Helgen, 2007)[53]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of D. wollastoni[1].Not IUCN valid
  21. Hipposideros parnabyi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Flannery & Colgan, 1993Original description: Flannery, T. F.; Colgan, D. J. (1993). "A new species and two new subspecies of Hipposideros (Chiroptera) from Western Papua New Guinea" (PDF). Records of the Australian Museum. 45: 43. doi:10.3853/j.0067-1975.45.1993.129.Comments: Split from H. wollastoni (Helgen, 2007)[50]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of Doryhina wollastoni[1].Not IUCN valid
  22. Dasymys shortridgei (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) DasymysMullen, Pillary, & P. J. Taylor, 2004 Comments:Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of D. cabrali[1].Not IUCN valid
  23. Uromys nero (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Uromys Thomas, 1913Comments: Split from U. caudimaculatus (Helgen, 2007)[50].Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of U. caudimaculatus[1].Not IUCN valid
  24. Uromys scaphax (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Thomas, 1913Comments: Split from U. caudimaculatus (Helgen, 2007)[50].Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of U. caudimaculatus[1].Not IUCN valid
  25. Praomys melanotus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Praomys G.M. Allen & Loveridge, 1933Original description: Allen, G.M.; Loveridge, L.A. (1933). "Reports on the scientific results of an expedition to the southwestern highlands of Tanganyika Territory. II. Mammals". Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology. 75: 47–140.Comments: Split from P. delectorum (Carleton & Stanley, 2012)[54].Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of Montemys delectorum[1].Not IUCN valid
  26. Praomys taitae (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Heller, 1912)Original description: Heller, E. (1912). "New rodents from British East Africa". Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections. 59 (16): 1–20.Comments: Split from P. delectorum (Carleton & Stanley, 2012)[54].Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of Montemys delectorum[1].Not IUCN valid
  27. Leopoldamys revertens (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Robinson & Kloss, 1922)Comments: Split from L. sabanus (Balakirev et al., 2013)[40].Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of L. herberti[1].Not IUCN valid
  28. Leopoldamys vociferans (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Miller, 1900)Comments: Split from L. sabanus (Balakirev et al., 2013)[40].Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of L. sabanus[1].Not IUCN valid
  29. Rattus unicolor (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Rümmler, 1935Comments: Split from R. verecundus (Helgen, 2007)[50].Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10, treated as a junior synonym of R. verecundus[1].Not IUCN valid
  30. Perognathus arizonensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Perognathus Goldman, 1931Original description: Goldman, E.A. (1931). "Three new rodents from Arizona and New Mexico". Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington. 44: 133–136.Comments: Split from P. longimembris (McKnight, 2005)[55].Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10, treated as a junior synonym of P. longimembris[1].Not IUCN valid
  31. Cryptomys anomalus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Cryptomys (Roberts, 1913)Comments: Split from C. hottentotus (Ingram et al., 2004)[12].Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10, treated as a junior synonym of C. natalensis[1].Not IUCN valid
  32. Cryptomys holosericeus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Wagner, 1842)Comments: Split from C. hottentotus (Ingram et al., 2004)[12].Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10, treated as a junior synonym of C. hottentotus[1].Not IUCN valid
  33. Spilogale aquaticus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo)Not a species in the MDD Version 1.10 Not IUCN valid
  34. Makalata handleyi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Makalata (Goodwin, 1962)Original description: Goodwin, George Gilbert; Thurab, Franklin (1962). "Descriptions of two new rodents from Tobago, the West Indies, and of Zygodontomys brevicauda tobagi Thomas". American Museum novitates (2096). hdl:2246/3396.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)Comments: Not included in Wilson & Reeder (2005)[16]; considered a valid species of Makalata by Emmons (2005). Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of M. didelphoides[1].NOT IUCN valid
  35. Spalax tuncelicus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Coşkun, 1996Comments: Split from S. ehrenbergi (Coşkun, 2004)[56]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of Nannospalax ehrenbergi[1].NOT IUCN valid
  36. Rhinolophus robertsi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Tate, 1952Original description: Tate, G. H. H. (1952). "A new Rhinolophus from Queensland (Mammalia, Chiroptera)". American Museum novitates (1578). hdl:2246/4035.Comments: Split from R. philippinensis (Churchill, 2009)[57]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of R. philippinensis[1]. NOT IUCN valid
  37. Anoura canishina (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Mantilla-Meluk & Baker, 2010Original description: Mantilla-Meluk, H.; Baker, R.J. (2010). "New species of Anoura (Chiroptera: Phyllostomidae) from Colombia, with systematic remarks and notes on the distribution of the A. geoffroyi complex". Occasional Papers, Museum of Texas Tech University. 292: 1–19.Comment #1: A new species. Comment #2: Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of A. latidens and under the name carishina (instead of canishina)[1]. NOT IUCN valid
  38. Plecotus begognae (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) De Paz, 1994Original description: De Paz, O. (1994). "Systematic position ofPlecotus(Geoffroy, 1818) from the Iberian Peninsula (Mammalia : Chiroptera)". Mammalia. 58 (3): 423–002. doi:10.1515/mamm.1994.58.3.423.Comments: Split from P. auritus (Mayer et al., 2007). Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of P. auritus[1]. NOT IUCN valid
  39. Lasiurus brachyotis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Galapagos red bat (J. A. Allen, 1892), is Lasiurus salinae Salinas red bat?Thomas, 1902Comments: Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10; treated as a junior synonym of L. blossevillii (previously spelled blossevilli). L. salinae is also treated as a junior synonym of L. blossevillii.[1]. NOT IUCN valid

Fossil/extinct

  1. Crocidura balsamifera (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Crocidura Hutterer, 1994Comments: An extinct taxon not included in MSW3 or the MDD Version 1.10[1]. See Turvey (2009)[58].fossil taxon
  2. Elephas tiliensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Elephas Theodorou, Symeonidis & Stathopoulou, 2007Original description: Theodorou, G.; Symeonidis, N.; Stathopoulou, E. (2007). "Elephas tiliensis n. sp. from Tilos island (Dodecanese, Greece)" (PDF). Hellenic Journal of Geosciences. 42: 19–32.Comment #1: A new, extinct species. Comment #2 : The MDD Version 1.10 features a small sample size of 101 extinct mammals (and 6514 extant). E. tiliensis is not one of the 101 featured[1].
  3. Thylogale christenseni (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Thylogale Hope, 1981Original description: Hope, J.H. (1981). "A new species of Thylogale (Marsupialia: Macropodidae) from Mapala Rock Shelter, Jaya (Carstensz) Mountains, Irian Jaya (western New Guinea), Indonesia" (PDF). Records of the Australian Museum. 33 (8): 369–387. doi:10.3853/j.0067-1975.33.1981.273.Comments: An extinct species not included in MSW 3 or the MDD Version 1.10[1]. See Hope (1981)[59].
  4. Dactylopsila kambuayai (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Dactylopsila Aplin, 1999Original description: Aplin, K.P.; Pasveer, J.M.; Boles, W.E. (1999). "Late Quaternary vertebrates from the Bird's Head Peninsula, Irian Jaya, Indonesia, including descriptions of two previously unknown marsupial species". Records of the Western Australian Museum. Suppl. 57: 351–387.Comments: An extinct species not listed in MSW 3. However, the species is present in the MDD Version 1.10[1]. See Aplin et al. (1999)[60].
  5. Petauroides ayamaruensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo)Petauroides Aplin, 1999Original description: Aplin, K.P.; Pasveer, J.M.; Boles, W.E. (1999). "Late Quaternary vertebrates from the Bird's Head Peninsula, Irian Jaya, Indonesia, including descriptions of two previously unknown marsupial species". Records of the Western Australian Museum. Suppl. 57: 351–387.Comments: An extinct species not listed in MSW 3 or the MDD Version 1.10[1]. See Aplin et al. (1999)[60].
  6. Acratocnus antillensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Acratocnus (Matthew, 1931)fossil genus
  7. Acratocnus odontrigonus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Anthony, 1916Original description: Anthony, H.E. (1916). "Preliminary report on fossil mammals from Porto Rico, with descriptions of a new genus of ground sloth and two new genera of hystricomorph rodents". Annals of the New York Academy of Science. 27: 193–203. Bibcode:1916NYASA..27..193A. doi:10.1111/j.1749-6632.1916.tb55186.x.
  8. Acratocnus simorhynchus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Rega, McFarlane, Lundberg & Christenson, 2002Original description: Rega, E.; McFarlane, D.A.; Lundberg, J.; Christenson, K. (2002). "A new megalonychid sloth from the Late Wisconsinan of the Dominican Republic". Caribbean Journal of Science. 38 (1–2): 11–19.Comments: An extinct taxon not included in MSW 3. See Rega et al. (2002)[61]. May not be distinct from A. ye (MacPhee, 2009)
  9. Acratocnus ye (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) MacPhee, White & Woods, 2000Original description: MacPhee, R. D. E.; White, J. L.; Woods, C. A. (2000). "New Megalonychid Sloths (Phyllophaga, Xenarthra) from the Quaternary of Hispaniola". American Museum Novitates. 3303: 1. doi:10.1206/0003-0082(2000)3303<0001:NMSPXF>2.0.CO;2. hdl:2246/2959.
  10. Paramiocnus riveroi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Paramiocnus Megalonychidae Arredondo & Arredondo, 2000Original description: Arredondo, C.; Arredondo, O. (2000). "Nuevo género y especie de perezoso (Edentata: Megalonychidae) del Pleistoceno de Cuba". Revista Biologia. 14 (1): 66–72. Arredondo & Arredondo, 2000Original description: Arredondo, C.; Arredondo, O. (2000). "Nuevo género y especie de perezoso (Edentata: Megalonychidae) del Pleistoceno de Cuba". Revista Biologia. 14 (1): 66–72.Comments: An extinct taxon not included in MSW 3. Based on scanty material and taxonomic status dubious (MacPhee, 2009). See Arredondo & Arredondo (2000)[62].Species: 1fossil genus
  11. Neocnus comes (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Neocnus (Miller, 1929)fossil genus
  12. Neocnus dousman (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) MacPhee, White & Woods, 2000Original description: MacPhee, R. D. E.; White, J. L.; Woods, C. A. (2000). "New Megalonychid Sloths (Phyllophaga, Xenarthra) from the Quaternary of Hispaniola". American Museum Novitates. 3303: 1. doi:10.1206/0003-0082(2000)3303<0001:NMSPXF>2.0.CO;2. hdl:2246/2959.
  13. Neocnus gliriformis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Matthew, 1931)
  14. Neocnus major (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Arredondo, 1961
  15. Neocnus toupiti (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) MacPhee, White & Woods, 2000Original description: MacPhee, R. D. E.; White, J. L.; Woods, C. A. (2000). "New Megalonychid Sloths (Phyllophaga, Xenarthra) from the Quaternary of Hispaniola". American Museum Novitates. 3303: 1. doi:10.1206/0003-0082(2000)3303<0001:NMSPXF>2.0.CO;2. hdl:2246/2959.
  16. Megalocnus rodens (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Megalocnus Leidy, 1868fossil genus
  17. Parocnus browni (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Matthew, 1931) Parocnus Megalonychidaefossil genus
  18. Parocnus serus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Miller, 1929 Parocnus Megalonychidae
  19. Mesocricetus nigriculus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Mesocricetus (Nehring, 1898)Comments: Split from M. raddei (Yiğit et al., 2006)[63]. Not a species present in the MDD Version 1.10. It is presented as a junior synonym of M. raddei[1].fossil species
  20. Mesocricetus rathgeberi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Pieper, 1984Original description: Pieper, H. (1984). "Eine neue Mesocricetus-Art (Mammalia: Cricetidae) von der griechischen Insel Armathia". Stuttgarter Beiträge zur Naturkunde. 107: 1–9.Comments: An extinct species not included in MSW 3 or the MDD Version 1.10[1]. See Musser and Carleton (2005)[16].fossil species
  21. Capromys latus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Capromys Varona & Arredondo, 1979Comments: An extinct species not included in MSW 3. See Turvey (2009)[58] and MacPhee (2009)MacPhee, R. D. E. (2009). "American Megafaunal Extinctions at the End of the Pleistocene: Insulae infortunatae: Establishing a Chronology for Late Quaternary Mammal Extinctions in the West Indies". Vertebrate Paleobiology and Paleoanthropology: 169. doi:10.1007/978-1-4020-8793-6_9. ISBN 978-1-4020-8792-9. {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)</ref>. Includes the formerly recognized extinct species Capromys antiquus, C. arredondoi, and C. robustus (Borroto-Páez et al. in MacPhee, 2009).fossil species
  22. Geocapromys pleistocenicus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Geocapromys Arredondo, 1958Comments: An extinct species not included in MSW 3. See Turvey (2009)[58].fossil species
  23. Mesocapromys barbouri (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Mesocapromys (Varona & Arredondo, 1979)Comments: An extinct species not included in MSW 3, but validity uncertain. See Turvey (2009)[58] and MacPhee (2009).fossil species
  24. Mesocapromys beatrizae (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Varona & Arredondo, 1979)Comments: An extinct species not included in MSW 3, but validity uncertain. See Turvey (2009)[58] and MacPhee (2009).fossil species
  25. Mesocapromys gracilis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Varona & Arredondo, 1979)Comments: An extinct species not included in MSW 3, but validity uncertain. See Turvey (2009)[58] and MacPhee (2009).fossil species
  26. Mesocapromys kraglievichi (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Varona & Arredondo, 1979)Comments: An extinct species not included in MSW 3, but validity uncertain. See Turvey (2009)[58] and MacPhee (2009).fossil species
  27. Mesocapromys minimus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Varona & Arredondo, 1979)Comments: An extinct species not included in MSW 3, but validity uncertain. See Turvey (2009)[58] and MacPhee (2009).fossil species
  28. Dicolpomys fossor (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Dicolpomys (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) (Winge, 1888)Comments: An extinct genus not listed in MSW 3. See Hadler et al. (2008)[64].fossil species
  29. Clyomys riograndensis (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Clyomys Hadler, Verzi, Vucetich, Ferigolo & Ribeiro, 2008Original description: Hadler, P. (2008). "Caviomorphs (Mammalia, Rodentia) from the Holocene of Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil: Systematics and paleoenvironmental context". Revista Brasileira de Paleontologia. 11 (2): 97–116. doi:10.4072/rbp.2008.2.03.Comments: A new, extinct species.fossil species
  30. Euryzygomatomys mordax (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Euryzygomatomys (Winge, 1888)Comments: An extinct species not listed in MSW 3. See Hadler et al. (2008)[64].fossil species
  31. Tainotherium valei (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Tainotherium Turvey, Grady & Rye, 2006:::Original description: Turvey, S. T.; Grady, F. V.; Rye, P. (2006). "A new genus and species of 'giant hutia' (Tainotherium valei) from the Quaternary of Puerto Rico: An extinct arboreal quadruped?". Journal of Zoology. 270 (4): 585–594. doi:10.1111/j.1469-7998.2006.00170.x. fossil species
  32. Eliomys morpheus (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Eliomys (Bate, 1918)Comments: An extinct species not included in MSW 3. See Turvey (2009)[58]. Sometimes included in a separate genus, Hypnomys (Daams & De Bruijn, 1995)[65].fossil species
  33. Cubanycteris silvai (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Cubanycteris Mancina & García-Rivera, 2005Original description: Mancina, C.A.; García-Rivera, L. (2005). "New genus and species of fossil bat (Chiroptera: Phyllostomidae) from Cuba" (PDF). Caribbean Journal of Science. 41 (1): 22–27.Comments: An extinct genus and species not included in MSW 3. See Mancina & García-Rivera (2005)[66].Species: 1 Mancina & García-Rivera, 2005 Original description: Mancina, C.A.; García-Rivera, L. (2005). "New genus and species of fossil bat (Chiroptera: Phyllostomidae) from Cuba" (PDF). Caribbean Journal of Science. 41 (1): 22–27. fossil species

Missing species uncategorized

  1. Arfak woolly rat (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Mallomys – new species? Undescribed As of 2 February 2023
  2. Foja woolly rat (wd | gwp gwe g | in it p powo) Mallomys – new species? Undescribed As of 2 February 2023

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