Isolobodon montanus (Miller, 1922)
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Isolobodon montanus (Miller, 1922) View in CoL . Smithson. Mise. Coll., 74:3.
TYPE LOCALITY: Haiti, Dept, de l'Artibonite, Cave NE of Saint Michel de l'Atalaye .
DISTRIBUTION: Hispaniola and La Gonave Island.
STATUS: Extinct.
COMMENTS: Originally described in a separate genus from I. portoricensis because the enamel folds of the cheekteeth connect to form separate laminar plates, but a large series of each species indicates that this character is clinal, and that the two forms are very closely related.
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Isolobodon montanus (Miller, 1922)
Charles A. Woods 1993 |
Isolobodon montanus (Miller, 1922)
Miller 1922: 3 |