A New Species of Funnel-Eared Bat (Natalidae: Natalus) From Mexico

Tejedor, Adrian

doi:10.1644/1545-1542(2005)86[1109:ansofb]2.0.co;2

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“…Length of forearm and length of tibia were measured from study skins, fluid-preserved specimens, and fresh specimens, whereas ear length was measured exclusively from fluid-preserved and fresh specimens. Given that measurements of length of tibia taken from fluid-preserved specimens have been found to be significantly larger on average than those taken from dry skins (Tejedor, 2005), means of length of tibia taken by those two measures are reported separately. Lineal measurements were taken with dial and digital calipers and are given in millimeters.…”

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Systematics of Funnel-Eared Bats (Chiroptera: Natalidae)

Tejedor

2011

Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History

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Systematics of Funnel-Eared Bats (Chiroptera: Natalidae)

Tejedor

2011

Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History

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“…Thus, all records included in this account are based either on specimens examined by us or by published records based on museum specimens. Nomenclature was standardized following Ceballos et al (2005), except for the order Soricomorpha, for which we follow Carraway (2007), the genera Natalus, for wich we follow Tejedor (2005Tejedor ( , 2006 and Spermophilus, for wich we follow Helgen et al (2009). Zoogeographic affinities follow Álvarez and Lachica (1974).…”

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A checklist of the mammals (Mammalia) from Durango, western Mexico

García-Mendoza¹,

López‐González²

2013

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An updated list of the mammals of Durango state, Mexico was built from literature records and Museum specimens. A total of 139 species have been recorded, representing 28.3 % of the Mexican terrestrial mammals, and 25.1 % species more compared to the previous account. Two species have been extirpated from the state, 23 are endemic to Mexico. Four major ecoregions have been previously defined for the state, Arid, Valleys, Sierra, and Quebradas. Species richness is highest at the Quebradas, a tropical ecorregion, whereas the aridlands are the least species-rich. The Sierra has the highest number of endemic species (11) followed by Quebradas (7), Valleys and Arid (3). Despite the fact that Durango harbors one of the largest diversities of mammals of the country, conservation efforts are minimal, and the current protected areas do not include the most species-rich regions. The current rate of anthropogenic modification in the state makes urgent to put in practice already existing plans to protect Durango’s unique biodiversity.

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“…Thus, all records included in this account are based either on specimens examined by us or by published records based on museum specimens. Nomenclature was standardized following Ceballos et al (2005a), except for the order Soricomorpha, for which we follow Carraway (2007), the genera Natalus, for which we follow Tejedor (2005Tejedor ( , 2006, and Spermophilus, for which we follow Helgen et al (2009). Zoogeographic affinities follow Álvarez and Lachica (1974).…”

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“…Chihuahua also has been part of region-wide taxonomic studies (e.g. Schmidly 1972;Riddle et al 2000a, b;Edwards et al 2001;Tejedor 2005;Carraway 2007). Nonetheless, no comprehensive summary of the mammals for the state has been published since Anderson (1972); thus the objective of this work is to present an updated checklist of the mammals of Chihuahua, with comments on their general distribution.…”

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A checklist of the mammals (Mammalia) of Chihuahua, Mexico

López‐González¹,

García-Mendoza²

2012

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An updated list of the mammals of Chihuahua state, Mexico was assembled from the literature and from museum specimens. We documented 133 species (15 endemic to Mexico and 11 new for Chihuahua), representing 25 families, 75 genera, and 27.4% of the Mexican terrestrial mammalian fauna. Four species are probably extirpated from the state. Four major ecoregions have been defined for Chihuahua: Arid, Valleys, Sierra, and Quebradas. Species richness was the highest in Valleys, and consisted mostly of species with Nearctic affinities. In contrast, Quebradas were the least species-rich, but included mostly Neotropical species that occur only in this ecoregion of Chihuahua. Despite the fact that Chihuahua harbors considerable biodiversity and unique Mexican biomes, conservation efforts are insufficient. The current rate of anthropogenic modification in the state requires a comprehensive strategy if Chihuahua’s biodiversity is to be preserved.

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A New Species of Funnel-Eared Bat (Natalidae: Natalus) From Mexico

Cited by 22 publications

References 8 publications

Systematics of Funnel-Eared Bats (Chiroptera: Natalidae)

Systematics of Funnel-Eared Bats (Chiroptera: Natalidae)

A checklist of the mammals (Mammalia) from Durango, western Mexico

A checklist of the mammals (Mammalia) of Chihuahua, Mexico

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