A New Species of Ctenomys (Rodentia: Ctenomyidae) from Patagonia Related to C. sociabilis
The genus Ctenomys includes a high number of taxa, with at least ten species from Patagonia and three recently described species for northeastern Chubut Province (Argentina). Ctenomys sociabilis is a social species of the genus Ctenomys and is currently distributed in the surrounding area of Sierra...
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| description | The genus
Ctenomys
includes a high number of taxa, with at least ten species from Patagonia and three recently described species for northeastern Chubut Province (Argentina).
Ctenomys sociabilis
is a social species of the genus
Ctenomys
and is currently distributed in the surrounding area of Sierra Cuyin Manzano (Neuquén Province), with a recently extinct population that occurred in Laguna Nahuelquir (Cushamen, Chubut Province). Molecular analyses have placed
C. sociabilis
at the base of
Ctenomys
clade, as the sister species to all other
Ctenomys
. Based on a morphological assessment (qualitative and quantitative) and DNA sequencing, we describe a new species of
Ctenomys
from Esquel, Chubut Province. Phylogenetic analysis shows the new species to be closely related to
C. sociabilis
, with evidence of solitary behavior. This new species is the first reported to be closely related phylogenetically to
Ctenomys sociabilis
at the base of the
Ctenomys
phylogeny. We provide anatomical comparisons between the new species and other species of
Ctenomys
from Patagonia, especially
C. sociabilis
. |
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C. sociabilis
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C. sociabilis
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