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SPECIMEN AND
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LOCALITY:
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; a skin with missing distal tail and skull without rostrum, sex unknown but probably male; collected by
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DNA sequenced to confirm identity. this locality given by
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as “Manaqueri im Mündungsbereich des Rio Solimões,” now Manaquiri (
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). Pelzeln also noted, from Natterers catalogue, that the specimen was received from Estanislao stuffed and unfortunately missing the tail tip.
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DIAGNOSIS AND DESCRIPTION: The largest of the
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(head and body length 275
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). Dorsal pelage a striking mixture of pitch black and ochraceous yellow-banded aristiform bristles that impart a golden or warm ochraceous-yellow appearance at the midbody (
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). Head, crown, and neck black speckled with a few yellow-banded hairs. Underparts gray, with dark gray-based hairs tipped with translucent cream; the inguinal region tends to be cream colored. The dorsal color grades gradually into the ventral color field. Tail robust, generally about the same as head-and-body length, thickly haired at the base above and below with an extension of dorsal pelage onto tail; tail pelage changes abruptly to long, dense, straight, pitch-black hairs that nearly cover scales and are longest near tail base to form a puff on the basal third (
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). Rare specimens have the extreme tail tip whitish, but not tufted. Hind feet broad at the base of the toes and narrow at the heel (
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); blackish above, finely speckled with yellow, with black toes; ungual tufts sparse and shorter than the robust claws; palmar surfaces are pinkish, but otherwise as described for
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). Cranium narrow and elongate in dorsal view, with a narrow rostrum, nasals distally flared laterally and slightly pinched-in medially; medial parietal-interparietal suture recurved anteriorly between the separated temporal ridges (insertions of the posterior temporalis, 33/35 crania), which are raised in older individuals (
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, black arrow), or more rarely, the suture is nearly straight (2/35); squamosal expanded laterally into a broad shelf over the meatus (the insertion of the pars posterior of the temporalis muscle), such that the skull is much wider over the ear than at its narrower point posterior to the tip of the jugal (
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, white arrow). In dorsal view, the zygomatic arches generally narrow anteriorly. In lateral view, jugal robust and deep dorsoventrally; and squamosal forms a strong beaded ridge over the auditory meatus (
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). Upper incisors orange faced and extremely robust, with roots within the anterior maxillary base of the zygoma (posterior to a vertical line drawn from the anterior edge of the ascending arch). Many characters were reported in
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, but others are first noted here.
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NATURAL HISTORY:
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appears to be restricted to seasonally or permanently flooded forests of
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(white water) and
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(black water) rivers. The BBC film “Amazon, Land of the Flooded Forest” shows two
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using a treehole and traveling with monkeylike agility along branches in flooded forest (but it might have been filmed ex situ). Abreu- Júnior et al. (2017) twice saw
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jump into the water and swim beneath the surface to escape when approached.
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descends to terrestrial riverbanks, perhaps for mineral nutrients (
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), as does
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<emphasis id="B941432BFFF3D55FFE5DFA18FD4EF9DD" box="[484,683,1532,1558]" italics="true" pageId="35" pageNumber="36">Echimys saturnus</emphasis>
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(see
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). A recent image shows
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<emphasis id="B941432BFFF3D55FFFD5F9C6FF3BF9F0" box="[108,222,1569,1595]" italics="true" pageId="35" pageNumber="36">T. grandis</emphasis>
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feeding on green, unripe fruit of
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sp. (Lecythidaceae)
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along the Rio Maués- Mirim about
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S of Urucurituba (fig. 1: loc. 16; J. Hall, personal commun.), and F. Reid (personal commun.) saw
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feed on both leaves of a leguminous tree, and fruits. The large body size, robust cranium, and tendency in
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toward near-laminarity of the upper cheekteeth may be associated with a herbivorous or fibrous diet, as might the lateral expansion of the squamosal attachment of the temporalis muscle of
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<emphasis id="B941432BFFF4D558FCBEF9A0FC9CF996" box="[775,889,1603,1629]" italics="true" pageId="36" pageNumber="37">T. grandis</emphasis>
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(
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), which is similarly expanded in the herbivorous “dactylomyines.”
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FIG. 16.
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skins, dorsal and ventral.
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FMNH
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87248 (right), tail cropped during photography and rotated somewhat during preparation;
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<emphasis id="B941432BFFF4D558FDD2FA32FD16FA26" box="[619,755,1493,1517]" italics="true" pageId="36" pageNumber="37">T. albiventris</emphasis>
FMNH
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55483 (holotype; left), this skin is shrunken, the head and body lengths on the skin labels of the two taxa are approximately the same (table 5). Scale bar = 5 cm.
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SPECIMENS EXAMINED:
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(
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[
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, south bank, (
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,
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,
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, south bank (not located); (
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(
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32352,
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11.12.22.12)
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,
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(
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*, 92199)
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;
<materialsCitation id="3B5D9564FFF5D559FDFAFEB6FB95FEA7" box="[579,1136,337,364]" collectionCode="AMNH" country="Brazil" location="Fazenda Paraiso" municipality="Faro" pageId="37" pageNumber="38" specimenCode="AMNH 37476" specimenCount="1" stateProvince="Para" typeStatus="holotype">
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<collectingRegion id="49F151DBFFF5D559FDFAFEB6FD9FFEA7" box="[579,634,338,364]" country="Brazil" name="Para" pageId="37" pageNumber="38">Pará</collectingRegion>
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,
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,
<location id="8EEAC9E2FFF5D559FD6DFEB5FC7EFEA0" LSID="urn:lsid:plazi:treatment:039C2E2FFFF2D559FE6EFA0EFE74FE17:8EEAC9E2FFF5D559FD6DFEB5FC7EFEA0" box="[724,923,337,363]" country="Brazil" municipality="Faro" name="Fazenda Paraiso" pageId="37" pageNumber="38" stateProvince="Para">Fazenda Paraiso</location>
, (
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)
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;
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<location id="8EEAC9E2FFF5D559FB39FEB6FB52FEA7" LSID="urn:lsid:plazi:treatment:039C2E2FFFF2D559FE6EFA0EFE74FE17:8EEAC9E2FFF5D559FB39FEB6FB52FEA7" box="[1152,1207,338,364]" country="Brazil" name="Faro" pageId="37" pageNumber="38" stateProvince="Para">Faro</location>
, (
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)
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;
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<collectingMunicipality id="6BEE0543FFF5D559FE31FE93FD9DFE59" box="[392,632,375,402]" pageId="37" pageNumber="38">Villarinho do Monte</collectingMunicipality>
,
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, (
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)
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;
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<collectingCounty id="62EBE7B5FFF5D559FC77FE9CFBE1FE59" box="[974,1028,376,402]" pageId="37" pageNumber="38">Faro</collectingCounty>
,
<collectingMunicipality id="6BEE0543FFF5D559FBB6FE93FB5DFE5A" box="[1039,1208,375,401]" pageId="37" pageNumber="38">Amazon River</collectingMunicipality>
, north bank,
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,
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, (
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,
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)
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,
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, (
<specimenCode id="DB933742FFF5D559FF60FE26FE61FE17" box="[217,388,450,476]" collectionCode="FMNH" country="USA" httpUri="http://biocol.org/urn:lsid:biocol.org:col:34795" lsid="urn:lsid:biocol.org:col:34795" name="Field Museum of Natural History" pageId="37" pageNumber="38" type="Museum">FMNH 19497</specimenCode>
)
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.
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