Phylogenetic affinities of the late Miocene echimyid †pampamys and the age of Thrichomys (Rodentia, Hystricognathi)

Phylogenetic affinities of the late Miocene echimyid †Pampamys emmonsae Verzi, Vucetich, and Montalvo, 1995 (Huayquerian South American Land Mammal Age, central Argentina), were analyzed. In the most-parsimonious tree obtained, subfamilies of Echimyidae were nonmonophyletic (except for Dactylomyinae...

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spelling paper:paper_00222372_v93_n1_p76_Olivares2023-06-08T14:47:38Z Phylogenetic affinities of the late Miocene echimyid †pampamys and the age of Thrichomys (Rodentia, Hystricognathi) caviomorph Echimyidae late Miocene phylogeny South America age class cladistics fossil record Miocene morphology paleobiology phylogeny range expansion rodent taxonomy Argentina Caviomorpha Dactylomyinae Echimyidae Echimyinae Eumysopinae Hystricognathi Mammalia Mesomys Mesomys hispidus Mya Pampamys Proechimys Rattus Rodentia Theridomysops Thrichomys Thrichomys apereoides Trinomys Phylogenetic affinities of the late Miocene echimyid †Pampamys emmonsae Verzi, Vucetich, and Montalvo, 1995 (Huayquerian South American Land Mammal Age, central Argentina), were analyzed. In the most-parsimonious tree obtained, subfamilies of Echimyidae were nonmonophyletic (except for Dactylomyinae). Two major clades were recovered. One of them included the living fossorial Eumysopinae and the extinct †Theridomysops. The other clade grouped the terrestrial eumysopines Thrichomys (punaré) and Proechimys - Trinomys (spiny rats), and the arboreal eumysopines Mesomys (spiny tree-rats) + Echimyinae - Dactylomyinae. †Pampamys was the sister genus of Thrichomys, suggesting the Huayquerian South American Land Mammal Age (>6.0 million years ago [mya] by biochronology) as a minimum age for the origin of the living genus. Both major echimyid clades recognized here are represented by simplified-molared species in the Huayquerian South American Land Mammal Age. This would be related to the expansion of open environments during the late Miocene, and the geographical bias of the fossiliferous Huayquerian deposits exposed mostly in southern South America. © 2012 American Society of Mammalogists. 2012 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00222372_v93_n1_p76_Olivares http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00222372_v93_n1_p76_Olivares
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topic caviomorph
Echimyidae
late Miocene
phylogeny
South America
age class
cladistics
fossil record
Miocene
morphology
paleobiology
phylogeny
range expansion
rodent
taxonomy
Argentina
Caviomorpha
Dactylomyinae
Echimyidae
Echimyinae
Eumysopinae
Hystricognathi
Mammalia
Mesomys
Mesomys hispidus
Mya
Pampamys
Proechimys
Rattus
Rodentia
Theridomysops
Thrichomys
Thrichomys apereoides
Trinomys
spellingShingle caviomorph
Echimyidae
late Miocene
phylogeny
South America
age class
cladistics
fossil record
Miocene
morphology
paleobiology
phylogeny
range expansion
rodent
taxonomy
Argentina
Caviomorpha
Dactylomyinae
Echimyidae
Echimyinae
Eumysopinae
Hystricognathi
Mammalia
Mesomys
Mesomys hispidus
Mya
Pampamys
Proechimys
Rattus
Rodentia
Theridomysops
Thrichomys
Thrichomys apereoides
Trinomys
Phylogenetic affinities of the late Miocene echimyid †pampamys and the age of Thrichomys (Rodentia, Hystricognathi)
topic_facet caviomorph
Echimyidae
late Miocene
phylogeny
South America
age class
cladistics
fossil record
Miocene
morphology
paleobiology
phylogeny
range expansion
rodent
taxonomy
Argentina
Caviomorpha
Dactylomyinae
Echimyidae
Echimyinae
Eumysopinae
Hystricognathi
Mammalia
Mesomys
Mesomys hispidus
Mya
Pampamys
Proechimys
Rattus
Rodentia
Theridomysops
Thrichomys
Thrichomys apereoides
Trinomys
description Phylogenetic affinities of the late Miocene echimyid †Pampamys emmonsae Verzi, Vucetich, and Montalvo, 1995 (Huayquerian South American Land Mammal Age, central Argentina), were analyzed. In the most-parsimonious tree obtained, subfamilies of Echimyidae were nonmonophyletic (except for Dactylomyinae). Two major clades were recovered. One of them included the living fossorial Eumysopinae and the extinct †Theridomysops. The other clade grouped the terrestrial eumysopines Thrichomys (punaré) and Proechimys - Trinomys (spiny rats), and the arboreal eumysopines Mesomys (spiny tree-rats) + Echimyinae - Dactylomyinae. †Pampamys was the sister genus of Thrichomys, suggesting the Huayquerian South American Land Mammal Age (>6.0 million years ago [mya] by biochronology) as a minimum age for the origin of the living genus. Both major echimyid clades recognized here are represented by simplified-molared species in the Huayquerian South American Land Mammal Age. This would be related to the expansion of open environments during the late Miocene, and the geographical bias of the fossiliferous Huayquerian deposits exposed mostly in southern South America. © 2012 American Society of Mammalogists.
title Phylogenetic affinities of the late Miocene echimyid †pampamys and the age of Thrichomys (Rodentia, Hystricognathi)
title_short Phylogenetic affinities of the late Miocene echimyid †pampamys and the age of Thrichomys (Rodentia, Hystricognathi)
title_full Phylogenetic affinities of the late Miocene echimyid †pampamys and the age of Thrichomys (Rodentia, Hystricognathi)
title_fullStr Phylogenetic affinities of the late Miocene echimyid †pampamys and the age of Thrichomys (Rodentia, Hystricognathi)
title_full_unstemmed Phylogenetic affinities of the late Miocene echimyid †pampamys and the age of Thrichomys (Rodentia, Hystricognathi)
title_sort phylogenetic affinities of the late miocene echimyid †pampamys and the age of thrichomys (rodentia, hystricognathi)
publishDate 2012
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00222372_v93_n1_p76_Olivares
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00222372_v93_n1_p76_Olivares
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