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VOUCHER MATERIAL (
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= 6): Nuevo 
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(AMNH 272676, 272687, 272712, 272719; MUSM 13308, 13310).
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IDENTIFICATION: As discussed in the preceding account, the only consistently diagnostic morphological difference between 
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and sympatric 
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