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<emphasis id="B9426259FF90FFAC7DE6C2EAFE0F28EA" bold="true" box="[151,401,690,716]" italics="true" pageId="10" pageNumber="11">Didelphis albiventris</emphasis>
Lund
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White-eared opossums have white heads with three black stripes, the middle one extending from the top of the head to the level of eyes, and the lateral ones extending from ears to eyes. Ears are completely white or have a black base and white tips, the latter especially in young individuals. Dorsal pelage is black with yellowish white-based fur and usually with long white overhairs; ventral pelage is yellowish white. The tail is furred in the basal third of its length and has a characteristic white tip.
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(n = 10): HB = 265363, T = 256331, HF = 4348, E = 4863, W = 430860.
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This species is present from northeast and central
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to southern regions into
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and central
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; it is also present in eastern
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.
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occupy Caatinga and Cerrado habitats and transition regions (
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Fourteen individuals (
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and four juveniles) were captured mainly on the ground in dry areas with Cerrado
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but also in alluvial forests. Three females carrying suckling young were captured in
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and 2008. Litter size varied from five to seven young. Three other adult females were captured during the year with no signs of reproductive activity, which might indicates that
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has only one breeding period during the end of dry season in the surveyed region.
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(n = 2: 1ɗ 1Ψ): UFES
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