S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
Full reference
S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch. 2013. Systematics of Paleogene Micromomyidae (Euarchonta, Primates) from North America. Journal of Human Evolution 65:109-142 [K. Beard/K. Beard]
Metadata
| ID number: | 63100 |
| Created: | 2017-08-22 15:16:06 |
| Publication type: | journal article |
| Taxonomy: | stated without evidence |
| Language: | English |
| DOI: | 10.1016/j.jhevol.2013.04.006 |
Taxonomic names (1)
Taxonomic opinions (8) - view classification
'Chalicomomys antelucanus belongs to Chalicomomys' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Foxomomys belongs to Micromomyidae' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Micromomys fremdi is recombined as Foxomomys fremdi' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Micromomys gunnelli is recombined as Foxomomys gunnelli' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Micromomys millennius is recombined as Dryomomys millennius' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Micromomys vossae is recombined as Foxomomys vossae' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Micromomys willwoodensis is recombined as Dryomomys willwoodensis' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Myrmekomomys loomisi is a subjective synonym of Tinimomys graybulliensis' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Foxomomys belongs to Micromomyidae' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Micromomys fremdi is recombined as Foxomomys fremdi' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Micromomys gunnelli is recombined as Foxomomys gunnelli' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Micromomys millennius is recombined as Dryomomys millennius' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Micromomys vossae is recombined as Foxomomys vossae' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Micromomys willwoodensis is recombined as Dryomomys willwoodensis' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013
'Myrmekomomys loomisi is a subjective synonym of Tinimomys graybulliensis' according to S. G. B. Chester and J. I. Bloch 2013