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LOCALITY: River Supinaam, a tributary of the lower
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, Supenaam River, District Demerara,
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, 06°59̍N, 58°31̍W (Musser et al., 1998: 178).
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<paragraph id="8B88B0614BCAD8DEFF773692B6EAF9CF" blockId="158.[163,691,1337,1741]" pageId="158" pageNumber="159">DESCRIPTION: See above, figures 95 and 96, and tables 38 and 40.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="8B88B0614BCAD8DEFF77357AB5FDF902" blockId="158.[163,691,1337,1741]" pageId="158" pageNumber="159">MOLECULAR PHYLOGEOGRAPHY: The number of specimens is too few to permit any valid morphometric comparison between localities along the river. However, we do have at least 414 base pairs of cytochrome­b sequence from seven different individuals,</paragraph>
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three from Condor (locality
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), two from Barro Vermelho (locality
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), and two from Vai­Quem­Quer (locality
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). Sequences from individuals taken from the same locality are identical, so all variation recorded is distributed among populations. Haplotypes from Condor and Barro Vermelho differ by 1.71%, but these two differ by an average of 4.11% relative to that from the mouth of the river, which in turn is nearly identical to haplotypes from the upper Rio Urucu to the east of the Rio Juruá (see map, fig. 98 and tree fig. 99). Considerable structure thus occurs over a relatively short distance for this species within the Rio Juruá basin, and further geographic sampling of this species in western Amazonia would be profitable.
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DISTRIBUTION AND HABITAT: This species is widely distributed within Amazonia (Musser et al., 1998), but nowhere is it apparently common. Within the Rio Jurua´, we obtained specimens only at three localities: Condor (locality
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) in the Upper Central Region Barro Vermelho (locality
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) in the Lower Central Region, and Vai­Quem­Quer (locality
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) in the Mouth Region. In all cases, the species was only taken in undisturbed terra firme forest, where it was sympatric with both
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.
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and
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.
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. Indeed its presence seemed to be a good indicator of relatively pristine forest, which has been our experience with this species at other sites in Amazonia, including the Río Cenepa in the
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,
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(Patton et al., 1982), Balta, on the Río Curanja
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,
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(Gardner and Patton, 1976; Voss and Emmons, 1996), the upper Rio Urucu (M. N. F. da Silva, J. R Malcolm, and C. A. Peres, unpublished), and the Rio Jaú (M. N. F. da Silva and J. L. Patton, unpublished), both in central
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,
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. At the reserves of the INPA/WWF/Smithsonian­sponsored Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments Project north of Manaus (PDBFF),
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.
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was only one of two small mammal species negatively affected by forest fragmentation (Malcolm, 1991b; the other was
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). All specimens were taken in terrestrial traps.
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REPRODUCTION: All individuals of both sexes collected were adults of toothwear age class 3 or older. Pregnant or lactating females were taken at a both Condor (locality
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), and hence in both dry and rainy seasons (September and May, respectively); embryo counts ranged from 2 to 4, with a mode of 3.
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KARYOTYPE: 2n = 64, FN = 70. The karyotype from JUR 386 (Vai­Quem­Quer, locality
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) is figured in Musser et al. (1998: fig. 106). Additional preparations are available from
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from Condor (JLP 15548, 15549, 15563, MNFS 529, 530) and two others from Vai­Quem­Quer (JUR 355 and 393). The autosomal complement consists of 27 pairs of acrocentrics grading evenly from large to small and four pairs of small biarmed elements. The sex chromosomes include a large subtelocentric X and a small acrocentric Y.
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SPECIMENS EXAMINED (n = 24): (
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, 7f — JLP 1554815549, 15563, 15572, 15600, 15619, 15645, 15648, 15662, 15670 15671, 15685, MNFS 529530, 536, 548 550, 563; (
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— JLP 15859, MNFS 747; (
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, 2f — JUR 355, 386, 393.
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