59.9,32C(801) - Biodiversity Heritage Library

New tree-climbing rats from Mexico and Colombia

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By: Goodwin, George Gilbert - Macdougall, Thomas Baillie, - Bates, Marston,

Publication info: New York, N.Y, American Museum of Natural History, [1955]

Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History Library

Subjects: 59.9,32C(801) Classification Colombia Cordillera Oriental Mammals Mexico Rodents Tehuantepec, Isthmus of Tylomys mirae bogotensis Tylomys nudicaudus microdon

The taxonomic history of certain South and Central American cricetid Rodentia : Neotomys, with remarks upon its relationships, the cotton rats (Sigmodon and Sigmomys), and the "fish-eating" rats (Ichthyomys, Anotomys, Rheomys, Neusticomys, and Daptomys)

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By: Tate, G. H. H. (George Henry Hamilton),

Publication info: New York City, The American Museum of Natural History, [1932]

Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History Library

Subjects: 59.9,32C(801) Classification History Latin America Mammals Muridae Nomenclature Rodents

The taxonomic history of the Neotropical cricetid genera Holochilus, Nectomys, Scapteromys, Megalomys, Tylomys and Ototylomys

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By: Tate, G. H. H. (George Henry Hamilton),

Publication info: New York City, The American Museum of Natural History, [1932]

Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History Library

Subjects: 59.9,32C(801) Classification History Latin America Mammals Muridae Nomenclature Rodents

The taxonomic history of the South and Central American akodont rodent genera : Thalpomys, Deltamys, Thaptomys, Hypsimys, Bolomys, Chroeomys, Abrothrix, Scotinomys, Akodon (Chalcomys and Akodon), Microxus, Podoxymys, Lenoxus, Oxymycterus, Notiomys, and Blarinomys

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By: Tate, G. H. H. (George Henry Hamilton),

Publication info: New York City, The American Museum of Natural History, [1932]

Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History Library

Subjects: 59.9,32C(801) Central America Classification History Mammals Muridae Nomenclature Rodents South America