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2005
Dasyuromorphia Gill 1872 Families: 3 families with 23 genera and 71 species: Family Thylacinidae Bonaparte 1838 (1 genus with 1 species) Family Myrmecobiidae Waterhouse 1841 (1 genus with 1 species and 2 subspecies) Family Dasyuridae Goldfuss 1820 (21 genera with 69 species and 15 subspecies) Discussion: Recognized as an order by Aplin and ...
Wilson, Don E., Reeder, DeeAnn
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Dasyuromorphia Gill 1872 Families: 3 families with 23 genera and 71 species: Family Thylacinidae Bonaparte 1838 (1 genus with 1 species) Family Myrmecobiidae Waterhouse 1841 (1 genus with 1 species and 2 subspecies) Family Dasyuridae Goldfuss 1820 (21 genera with 69 species and 15 subspecies) Discussion: Recognized as an order by Aplin and ...
Wilson, Don E., Reeder, DeeAnn
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Mammalian Biology, 2003
Summary Histological sections of the hand of three pouch-young specimens of Dasyurus viverrinus (the Eastern quoll) and macerated skeletons representing six adult dasyurid species were examined. Already in very early postnatal life the number and arrangement of the adult carpals of D.
M.R. Sánchez-Villagra +1 more
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Summary Histological sections of the hand of three pouch-young specimens of Dasyurus viverrinus (the Eastern quoll) and macerated skeletons representing six adult dasyurid species were examined. Already in very early postnatal life the number and arrangement of the adult carpals of D.
M.R. Sánchez-Villagra +1 more
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Australian Journal of Zoology, 2020
Five species are currently recognised in the dasyurid genus Murexia, i.e. longicaudata, naso, habbema, melanurus and rothschildi. Morphological data, including spacing of premolar teeth, the footpads and aspects of external appearance, together with nuclear and mitochondrial DNA sequences from multiple exemplars from across the range of each species ...
Patricia A. Woolley +2 more
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Five species are currently recognised in the dasyurid genus Murexia, i.e. longicaudata, naso, habbema, melanurus and rothschildi. Morphological data, including spacing of premolar teeth, the footpads and aspects of external appearance, together with nuclear and mitochondrial DNA sequences from multiple exemplars from across the range of each species ...
Patricia A. Woolley +2 more
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The type specimen of Murexia longicaudata (Dasyuromorphia : Dasyuridae): an enigma
Australian Mammalogy, 2019Examination of the skull and dentaries of the type specimen of Murexia longicaudata has led to the conclusion that the holotype is either a highly abnormal individual or that the skull and dentaries are mismatched. The dentaries may be those of a smaller individual. The matter might be resolved if genetic studies were to be carried out on both.
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2000
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
Cooper, N. K. +2 more
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Cooper, N. K. +2 more
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Journal of Mammalian Evolution, 1997
The validity of eight morphological features previously advanced as synapomorphic for Dasyuridae is investigated in the light of new fossil and molecular data. Results indicate that one of these features (alisphenoid–periotic enclosure of the foramen ovale) is common to outgroups for Dasyuromorphia.
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The validity of eight morphological features previously advanced as synapomorphic for Dasyuridae is investigated in the light of new fossil and molecular data. Results indicate that one of these features (alisphenoid–periotic enclosure of the foramen ovale) is common to outgroups for Dasyuromorphia.
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