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7. Romanian Hamster Mesocricetus newtoni French: Hamster de Newton / German: Rumaénischer Hamster / Spanish: Hamster de Rumania Taxonomy. Cricetus newtoni Nehring, 1898, “Schumla [= Shumen] in Ostbulgarien [= eastern Bulgaria].” In the past, M. newton: was considered a subspecies of M. brandi.
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7. Romanian Hamster Mesocricetus newtoni French: Hamster de Newton / German: Rumaénischer Hamster / Spanish: Hamster de Rumania Taxonomy. Cricetus newtoni Nehring, 1898, “Schumla [= Shumen] in Ostbulgarien [= eastern Bulgaria].” In the past, M. newton: was considered a subspecies of M. brandi.
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Mesocricetus auratus (Waterhouse 1839) [Cricetus] auratus Waterhouse 1839, Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond., 1839: 57. Type Locality: Syria, Aleppo. Vernacular Names: Golden Hamster. Distribution: Vicinity of type locality and SE Turkey. Conservation: IUCN – Endangered.
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Mesocricetus auratus (Waterhouse 1839) [Cricetus] auratus Waterhouse 1839, Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond., 1839: 57. Type Locality: Syria, Aleppo. Vernacular Names: Golden Hamster. Distribution: Vicinity of type locality and SE Turkey. Conservation: IUCN – Endangered.
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6. Brandt's Hamster Mesocricetus brandii French: Hamster de Brandt / German: Brandt-Hamster / Spanish: Hamster de Brandt Other common names: Turkish Hamster Taxonomy. Cricetus brandti Nehring, 1898, near Tbilisi, Georgia. In the past, M. brandti was considered a subspecies of M. auratus.
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6. Brandt's Hamster Mesocricetus brandii French: Hamster de Brandt / German: Brandt-Hamster / Spanish: Hamster de Brandt Other common names: Turkish Hamster Taxonomy. Cricetus brandti Nehring, 1898, near Tbilisi, Georgia. In the past, M. brandti was considered a subspecies of M. auratus.
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5. Ciscaucasian Hamster Mesocricetus radder French: Hamster du Daghestan / German: Schwarzbrusthamster / Spanish: Hamster del Caucaso Taxonomy. Cricetus nigricans radder Nehring, 1894, Samur River, Dagestan, N Caucasus, Russia. In the past, M. raddei was synonymized with M.
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5. Ciscaucasian Hamster Mesocricetus radder French: Hamster du Daghestan / German: Schwarzbrusthamster / Spanish: Hamster del Caucaso Taxonomy. Cricetus nigricans radder Nehring, 1894, Samur River, Dagestan, N Caucasus, Russia. In the past, M. raddei was synonymized with M.
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Mesocricetus raddei (Nehring 1894) [Cricetus] raddei Nehring 1894, Zool. Anz., 18: 148. Type Locality: Russia, N Caucasus, Dagestan, Samur River. Vernacular Names: Ciscaucasian Hamster. Synonyms: Mesocricetus avaricus Ognev and Heptner 1927; Mesocricetus nigricans (Brandt 1832); Mesocricetus nigriculus Nehring 1898.
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Mesocricetus raddei (Nehring 1894) [Cricetus] raddei Nehring 1894, Zool. Anz., 18: 148. Type Locality: Russia, N Caucasus, Dagestan, Samur River. Vernacular Names: Ciscaucasian Hamster. Synonyms: Mesocricetus avaricus Ognev and Heptner 1927; Mesocricetus nigricans (Brandt 1832); Mesocricetus nigriculus Nehring 1898.
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4. Golden Hamster Mesocricetus auratus French: Hamster doré / German: Goldhamster / Spanish: Hamster de Siria Other common names: Syrian Golden Hamster, Syrian Hamster Taxonomy. Cricetus auratus Waterhouse, 1839, Aleppo, Syria. In the past, auratus was considered the only species of Mesocricetus, encompassing brandti, newtoni, and raddei.
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4. Golden Hamster Mesocricetus auratus French: Hamster doré / German: Goldhamster / Spanish: Hamster de Siria Other common names: Syrian Golden Hamster, Syrian Hamster Taxonomy. Cricetus auratus Waterhouse, 1839, Aleppo, Syria. In the past, auratus was considered the only species of Mesocricetus, encompassing brandti, newtoni, and raddei.
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Hibernation in Mesocricetus auratus
Journal of Mammalogy, 1958As a check on laboratory conditions designed primarily for a study of the hibernation of Tamias striatus , hamsters were exposed to cold. Although the hibernation of hamsters has been discussed by Lyman (Jour. Exp. Zool., 109: 55, 1948; Jour. Mamm., 35: 545, 1954), Chatfield and Lyman (Amer. Jour. Physiol., 163: 566, 1950), Kayser (Annee Biol., 29: 109,
Joseph A. Panuska, Nelson J. Wade
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