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Hispanomys peralensis
Taxonomy
Hispanomys peralensis was named by van de Weerd (1976) [Type specimen is from Peralejos C (PERC) and is held in the Insituto Provincial de Paleontologia, Sabadell.]. Its type specimen is PERC 351., a tooth (M1 sup.). Its type locality is Peralejos C, which is in the Vallesian of horizon the Alfambra Formation Spain.
Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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1976 | Hispanomys peralensis van de Weerd |
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†Hispanomys peralensis van de Weerd 1976
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Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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A. van de Weerd 1976 | A Hispanomys species of medium size with a grooved upper incisor and with almost complete ectolophs. The upper M1 has four or five roots. H. peralensis has larger and higher molars than H. nombrevillae and H. aragonensis. H. thaleri has molars of about the same size, but the upper M1 is always four rooted and the lower molars have invariably the anterolophid. |