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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15134297
title: Table 4 in A cryptic species of the Amolops ricketti species group (Anura, Ranidae) from China-Vietnam border regions

description: Table 4. Morphological comparison between members of the A. ricketti species group. Characters are: ① vomerine teeth: 0 = absent, 1 = present; ② vocal sacs: 0 = absent, 1 = present; ③ spines on temporal region and lower lips in female: 0 = absent, 1 = present; ④ heels: 0 = overlapping, 1 = just meeting; ⑤ translucent or white spines on dorsal body, dorsal and dorsolateral limbs: 0 = absent, 1 = present; ⑥ spines on temporal region, loreal region, and lips in breeding male: 0 = absent, 1 = present; ⑦ tibiotarsal articulation: 0 = reaching tip of snout, 1 = reaching eye; ⑧ supernumerary tubercle below the base of fingers II: 0 = absent, 1 = present; ⑨ pineal body: 0 = distinct, 1 = indistinct; ⑩ female SVL (mm). “?” = unknown.
Species①②③④⑤⑥⑦⑧⑨⑩SourceA. shihaitaoi sp. nov.10001101039.2-45.7This studyA. yatseni10111101042.1-48.9aA. ricketti10000010053.5-67.0a, bA. sinensis10000100047.7-52.7aA. albispinus100?0100143.1-50.9a, bA. wuyiensis01000001045.2-52.7a, b, cA. yunkaiensis01000001135.2-39.0a, d
Source: a: Lyu et al. (2019); b: Sung et al. (2016); c: Fei et al. (2009); d: Lyu et al. (2018).
description: Published as part of Wang, Jian, Li, Jing, Du, Lingyun, Hou, Mian & Yu, Guohua, 2022, A cryptic species of the Amolops ricketti species group (Anura, Ranidae) from China-Vietnam border regions, pp. 139 in ZooKeys 1112 on page 139, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1112.82551
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15134298
title: Table 1 in Jasminum parceflorum (Oleaceae), a new species from southern Yunnan, China

description: Table 1. Comparison of morphological characters among Jasminum parceflorum, J. rarum and J. pierreanum.
CharacterJ. parceflorumJ. rarumJ. pierreanumLeaf blade baseusually broadly cuneate, rounded or subtruncate, sometimes cuneate or subcordatebroadly cuneate, rounded, sometimes cuneatemore or less subcordateCalyx lobelinear, (2-) 2.5-4 (-4.5) mm longsubulate, to somewhat triangular, 0.75 mm longsubulate, to somewhat triangular, 0.25-1 mm longDry calyxridges absentridges presentridges presentCorolla lobe number565 or 6Inflorescenceterminal 1 (or 3)-flowered cymes and axillary solitary flowerscymes terminal or axillary, 1-5-floweredcymes terminal or axillary, (1-) 3-5- or more-flowered
description: Published as part of Zhang, Kai, Wu, Mingsong, Pan, Bo, Zhou, Lianxuan & Zhang, Dianxiang, 2020, Jasminum parceflorum (Oleaceae), a new species from southern Yunnan, China, pp. 109 in PhytoKeys 146 on page 109, DOI: 10.3897/phytokeys.146.49625
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15134299
title: Table 1 in Jasminum parceflorum (Oleaceae), a new species from southern Yunnan, China

description: Table 1. Comparison of morphological characters among Jasminum parceflorum, J. rarum and J. pierreanum.
CharacterJ. parceflorumJ. rarumJ. pierreanumLeaf blade baseusually broadly cuneate, rounded or subtruncate, sometimes cuneate or subcordatebroadly cuneate, rounded, sometimes cuneatemore or less subcordateCalyx lobelinear, (2-) 2.5-4 (-4.5) mm longsubulate, to somewhat triangular, 0.75 mm longsubulate, to somewhat triangular, 0.25-1 mm longDry calyxridges absentridges presentridges presentCorolla lobe number565 or 6Inflorescenceterminal 1 (or 3)-flowered cymes and axillary solitary flowerscymes terminal or axillary, 1-5-floweredcymes terminal or axillary, (1-) 3-5- or more-flowered
description: Published as part of Zhang, Kai, Wu, Mingsong, Pan, Bo, Zhou, Lianxuan & Zhang, Dianxiang, 2020, Jasminum parceflorum (Oleaceae), a new species from southern Yunnan, China, pp. 109 in PhytoKeys 146 on page 109, DOI: 10.3897/phytokeys.146.49625
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15134300
title: Table 1 in A new propaguliferous species of Pohlia (Mielichhoferiaceae, Bryopsida) from Tibet, China

description: Table 1. Morphological comparison of characters distinguishing the similar species in Pohlia with single gemma per leaf axil.
FeatureP. tibetanaP. inflexaP. filumP. beringiensisP. rabunbaldensisP. drummondiiPlantsslender, light green, dull when dryslender to medium-size,, whitish to yellow-green or green, ± glossy when dryslender to medium-size, green to light green, slightly glossy when dryslender, whitish green, glossy when dryslender, green to light green, dull when drymedium-size, dark-green, glossy when dryshape of gemmaeBulbiformoblong-bulbiformovoid to eliptical or subglobosebulbiformnarrowly bulbiformoblong to cylindricalcolor of gemmaeyellowish brown to deep cherry-reddeep cherry-redorange to orange-brown, or blackred to black-redorange or orange-red to reddishdark red-brownsize of gemmae200-280 μm long>500 μm long300-500(-550) μm long500-650(-1000) μm long400-750 mm long350(500)-1000(1900) μm longleaf primordiainconspicuous, peglike to broadly somewhat triangular-laminate, at apex as well as below, the same color as the body, incurvedconspicuous, broadly lanceolate laminate, at apex and scattered lower on the body, pale to green, erect, somewhat incurvedinconspicuous, stiffly and triangular-lanceolate laminate, arising only in the apex and sometimes lower, green to pale, erectconspicuous, stiffly and broadly laminate, at apex and more proximally, whitish green, erectconspicuous, broadly laminate, at apex and lower, sometimes to base, green, flexuoseconspicuous, stiffly lanceolate laminate, scattered at the apex and below, green, erect
description: Published as part of Wang, Rui-Hong, Shaw, A. Jonathan, Shao, Xiao-Ming & Wang, Xiao-Rui, 2022, A new propaguliferous species of Pohlia (Mielichhoferiaceae, Bryopsida) from Tibet, China, pp. 109 in PhytoKeys 206 on page 109, DOI: 10.3897/phytokeys.206.84716
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15134301
title: Table 1 in A new propaguliferous species of Pohlia (Mielichhoferiaceae, Bryopsida) from Tibet, China

description: Table 1. Morphological comparison of characters distinguishing the similar species in Pohlia with single gemma per leaf axil.
FeatureP. tibetanaP. inflexaP. filumP. beringiensisP. rabunbaldensisP. drummondiiPlantsslender, light green, dull when dryslender to medium-size,, whitish to yellow-green or green, ± glossy when dryslender to medium-size, green to light green, slightly glossy when dryslender, whitish green, glossy when dryslender, green to light green, dull when drymedium-size, dark-green, glossy when dryshape of gemmaeBulbiformoblong-bulbiformovoid to eliptical or subglobosebulbiformnarrowly bulbiformoblong to cylindricalcolor of gemmaeyellowish brown to deep cherry-reddeep cherry-redorange to orange-brown, or blackred to black-redorange or orange-red to reddishdark red-brownsize of gemmae200-280 μm long>500 μm long300-500(-550) μm long500-650(-1000) μm long400-750 mm long350(500)-1000(1900) μm longleaf primordiainconspicuous, peglike to broadly somewhat triangular-laminate, at apex as well as below, the same color as the body, incurvedconspicuous, broadly lanceolate laminate, at apex and scattered lower on the body, pale to green, erect, somewhat incurvedinconspicuous, stiffly and triangular-lanceolate laminate, arising only in the apex and sometimes lower, green to pale, erectconspicuous, stiffly and broadly laminate, at apex and more proximally, whitish green, erectconspicuous, broadly laminate, at apex and lower, sometimes to base, green, flexuoseconspicuous, stiffly lanceolate laminate, scattered at the apex and below, green, erect
description: Published as part of Wang, Rui-Hong, Shaw, A. Jonathan, Shao, Xiao-Ming & Wang, Xiao-Rui, 2022, A new propaguliferous species of Pohlia (Mielichhoferiaceae, Bryopsida) from Tibet, China, pp. 109 in PhytoKeys 206 on page 109, DOI: 10.3897/phytokeys.206.84716
DOI: 10.26030/td9j-ga98
title: Lower eukaryotic isolates belonging to class Tremellomycetes isolated from International Space Station Genome sequencing and assembly

description: Genome sequencing and assembly of lower Eukaryotic isolates belonging to class Tremellomycetes isolated from International Space Station
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15134304
title: Table 1 in First record of slender red scad, Decapterus smithvanizi (Actinopterygii: Perciformes: Carangidae), from the Philippines

description: Table 1. Counts and measurements of Decapterus smithvanizi, Decapterus tabl, and Decapterus kurroides.
CharacterDecapterus smithvaniziDecapterus tablDecapterus kurroidesnRangeMeannRangeMeannRangeMeanStandard length [mm]10187.3-226.9208.610147.9-209.0194.49166.7-191.3182.3MeasurementsAs % of standard lengthHead length1029.3-31.030.01029.0-3029.6930.8-31.731.3Predorsal length1034.6-36.835.91036.0-37.336.4935.9-37.236.4First dorsal-fin base length1013.8-15.514.41012.8-14.613.7915.1-16.015.6Second dorsal-fin base length1035.5-36.436.11035.1-36.635.8934.6-36.635.3Anal-fin base length1026.9-28.227.51025.9-27.626.6926.2-27.926.9Snout to pectoral-fin insertion1028.9-31.129.91028.7-29.929.5930.9-32.431.3Snout to pelvic-fin insertion1027.4-32.730.11030.2-33.031.3931.7-33.732.8Snout to anal-fin origin1056.8-60.358.61057.4-59.558.7955.4-60.259.0Pelvic-fin insertion to anal-fin origin1026.4-29.127.81026.7-29.328.0924.7-27.031.9Snout to anus1053.6-57.255.81051.4-57.755.1953.7-56.655.2Caudal-peduncle length109.0-10.49.6109.5-11.210.199.4-11.710.4Body depth1019.7-22.521.41018.4-21.219.7923.4-26.625.6Caudal-peduncle depth102.8-3.43.2102.9-3.53.193.5-3.93.7Pectoral-fin length1025.5-29.627.11017.6-20.519.4927.6-32.830.4Pelvic-fin length1010.5-12.511.8109.9-11.210.7912.5-13.713.1Length of second spine of first dorsal fin1011.7-14.413.41010.7-14.512.7814.0-15.314.8First anal-fin spine length103.9-5.54.8104.3-5.85.295.1-6.15.6Head length [mm]1056.6-69.161.81044.2-61.457.6951.9-60.357.0As % of head lengthSnout length1027.7-31.029.31029.3-32.230.6927.9-31.028.9Upper jaw length1031.7-35.133.21031.5-33.032.4934.5-36.535.5Eye diameter1025.6-31.229.01027.4-30.728.9929.1-33.930.5Postorbital head length1041.5-44.844.61041.1-45.944.0941.9-44.343.2Interorbital width1018.5-29.621.31020.1-22.821.4920.8-24.222.4Posterior tip of dorsal head margin1084.0-87.286.11080.0-87.484.3991.0-97.193.5CountsDorsal-fin rays10VIII + I, 29-3130.010VIII + I, 29-3230.89VIII + I, 27-2928.1Anal-fin rays10II + I, 22-2624.510II + I, 24-2624.69II + I, 22-2322.3Pectoral-fin rays1021-2221.11022-2222920-2221Pelvic-fin rays10I, 5510I, 559I, 55Gill rakers on upper arch109-11101010-1311.9910-1211Gill rakers on lower arch1026-2827.51031-3331.9927-3129.2Cycloid scales on curved part of lateral line1054-6258.71060-6762.5945-5148.7Scutes on posterior curved part of lateral line100-31.4100093-43.1Cycloid scales on anterior straight part of lateral line100-41.6105-86.2900Scutes on straight part of lateral line1030-3332.51034-3937.6931-3332.0
n = number of specimens studied.
description: Published as part of Delloro, Emmanuel S. Jr., Babaran, Ricardo P., Gaje, Arnold C., Cambronero, Pearlyn T., Alama, Ulysses B. & Motomura, Hiroyuki, 2021, First record of slender red scad, Decapterus smithvanizi (Actinopterygii: Perciformes: Carangidae), from the Philippines, pp. 233 in Acta Ichthyologica et Piscatoria 51 (3) on page 233, DOI: 10.3897/aiep.51.63117
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15134305
title: Table 1 in First record of slender red scad, Decapterus smithvanizi (Actinopterygii: Perciformes: Carangidae), from the Philippines

description: Table 1. Counts and measurements of Decapterus smithvanizi, Decapterus tabl, and Decapterus kurroides.
CharacterDecapterus smithvaniziDecapterus tablDecapterus kurroidesnRangeMeannRangeMeannRangeMeanStandard length [mm]10187.3-226.9208.610147.9-209.0194.49166.7-191.3182.3MeasurementsAs % of standard lengthHead length1029.3-31.030.01029.0-3029.6930.8-31.731.3Predorsal length1034.6-36.835.91036.0-37.336.4935.9-37.236.4First dorsal-fin base length1013.8-15.514.41012.8-14.613.7915.1-16.015.6Second dorsal-fin base length1035.5-36.436.11035.1-36.635.8934.6-36.635.3Anal-fin base length1026.9-28.227.51025.9-27.626.6926.2-27.926.9Snout to pectoral-fin insertion1028.9-31.129.91028.7-29.929.5930.9-32.431.3Snout to pelvic-fin insertion1027.4-32.730.11030.2-33.031.3931.7-33.732.8Snout to anal-fin origin1056.8-60.358.61057.4-59.558.7955.4-60.259.0Pelvic-fin insertion to anal-fin origin1026.4-29.127.81026.7-29.328.0924.7-27.031.9Snout to anus1053.6-57.255.81051.4-57.755.1953.7-56.655.2Caudal-peduncle length109.0-10.49.6109.5-11.210.199.4-11.710.4Body depth1019.7-22.521.41018.4-21.219.7923.4-26.625.6Caudal-peduncle depth102.8-3.43.2102.9-3.53.193.5-3.93.7Pectoral-fin length1025.5-29.627.11017.6-20.519.4927.6-32.830.4Pelvic-fin length1010.5-12.511.8109.9-11.210.7912.5-13.713.1Length of second spine of first dorsal fin1011.7-14.413.41010.7-14.512.7814.0-15.314.8First anal-fin spine length103.9-5.54.8104.3-5.85.295.1-6.15.6Head length [mm]1056.6-69.161.81044.2-61.457.6951.9-60.357.0As % of head lengthSnout length1027.7-31.029.31029.3-32.230.6927.9-31.028.9Upper jaw length1031.7-35.133.21031.5-33.032.4934.5-36.535.5Eye diameter1025.6-31.229.01027.4-30.728.9929.1-33.930.5Postorbital head length1041.5-44.844.61041.1-45.944.0941.9-44.343.2Interorbital width1018.5-29.621.31020.1-22.821.4920.8-24.222.4Posterior tip of dorsal head margin1084.0-87.286.11080.0-87.484.3991.0-97.193.5CountsDorsal-fin rays10VIII + I, 29-3130.010VIII + I, 29-3230.89VIII + I, 27-2928.1Anal-fin rays10II + I, 22-2624.510II + I, 24-2624.69II + I, 22-2322.3Pectoral-fin rays1021-2221.11022-2222920-2221Pelvic-fin rays10I, 5510I, 559I, 55Gill rakers on upper arch109-11101010-1311.9910-1211Gill rakers on lower arch1026-2827.51031-3331.9927-3129.2Cycloid scales on curved part of lateral line1054-6258.71060-6762.5945-5148.7Scutes on posterior curved part of lateral line100-31.4100093-43.1Cycloid scales on anterior straight part of lateral line100-41.6105-86.2900Scutes on straight part of lateral line1030-3332.51034-3937.6931-3332.0
n = number of specimens studied.
description: Published as part of Delloro, Emmanuel S. Jr., Babaran, Ricardo P., Gaje, Arnold C., Cambronero, Pearlyn T., Alama, Ulysses B. & Motomura, Hiroyuki, 2021, First record of slender red scad, Decapterus smithvanizi (Actinopterygii: Perciformes: Carangidae), from the Philippines, pp. 233 in Acta Ichthyologica et Piscatoria 51 (3) on page 233, DOI: 10.3897/aiep.51.63117
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15134306
title: Table 1 in A new species of Andean mouse of the genus Thomasomys (Cricetidae, Sigmodontinae) from the eastern Andes of Ecuador

description: Table 1. Genetic distance in percentage (K-2P) between the described species of the Thomasomys aureus group. The values on the right represent the standard deviation.
Taxa1234567891011121 T. apeco1.041.121.131.191.051.031.001.301.181.581.572 T. sp. 1 PE Cusco10.881.000.991.111.120.961.061.141.121.551.503 T. praetor11.4210.990.930.971.051.061.021.091.091.501.194 T. antoniobracki10.9611.098.550.991.041.020.960.851.061.481.335 T. aureus12.0612.2410.1710.171.140.860.891.380.851.271.146 T. pyrrhonotus11.5312.5410.379.659.911.021.001.341.091.451.527 T. burneoi sp. nov10.7212.4810.418.884.699.470.441.100.721.061.048 T. sp. Pichincha10.9311.6110.078.665.769.452.151.130.731.021.179 T. auricularis11.1711.648.425.869.748.1510.078.780.811.741.4310 T. pardignasi12.4912.6510.509.064.7310.005.265.517.481.141.0611 T. sp. El Angel13.3412.6010.5311.417.4210.774.054.675.456.301.2612 T. sp. Cajanuma12.3312.0210.2010.616.5911.234.755.876.855.297.09
description: Published as part of Lee Jr., Thomas E., Tinoco, Nicolas & Brito, Jorge, 2022, A new species of Andean mouse of the genus Thomasomys (Cricetidae, Sigmodontinae) from the eastern Andes of Ecuador, pp. 219 in Vertebrate Zoology 72 on page 219, DOI: 10.3897/vz.72.e78219
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15134307
title: Table 1 in A new species of Andean mouse of the genus Thomasomys (Cricetidae, Sigmodontinae) from the eastern Andes of Ecuador

description: Table 1. Genetic distance in percentage (K-2P) between the described species of the Thomasomys aureus group. The values on the right represent the standard deviation.
Taxa1234567891011121 T. apeco1.041.121.131.191.051.031.001.301.181.581.572 T. sp. 1 PE Cusco10.881.000.991.111.120.961.061.141.121.551.503 T. praetor11.4210.990.930.971.051.061.021.091.091.501.194 T. antoniobracki10.9611.098.550.991.041.020.960.851.061.481.335 T. aureus12.0612.2410.1710.171.140.860.891.380.851.271.146 T. pyrrhonotus11.5312.5410.379.659.911.021.001.341.091.451.527 T. burneoi sp. nov10.7212.4810.418.884.699.470.441.100.721.061.048 T. sp. Pichincha10.9311.6110.078.665.769.452.151.130.731.021.179 T. auricularis11.1711.648.425.869.748.1510.078.780.811.741.4310 T. pardignasi12.4912.6510.509.064.7310.005.265.517.481.141.0611 T. sp. El Angel13.3412.6010.5311.417.4210.774.054.675.456.301.2612 T. sp. Cajanuma12.3312.0210.2010.616.5911.234.755.876.855.297.09
description: Published as part of Lee Jr., Thomas E., Tinoco, Nicolas & Brito, Jorge, 2022, A new species of Andean mouse of the genus Thomasomys (Cricetidae, Sigmodontinae) from the eastern Andes of Ecuador, pp. 219 in Vertebrate Zoology 72 on page 219, DOI: 10.3897/vz.72.e78219
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15134308
title: Table 2 in A new species of Andean mouse of the genus Thomasomys (Cricetidae, Sigmodontinae) from the eastern Andes of Ecuador

description: Table 2. Selected morphological differences with species that could be confused with Thomasomys burneoi sp. nov., compiled from Pacheco (2015), Brito et al. (2021), and our own observations.
T. burneoiT. pardignasiT. aureus ssT. auricularisHead and body length between 167-184 mmHead and body length between 137-145 mmHead and body length between 120-173 mmHead and body length between 138-155 mmTail ~ 119-136 % head-body lengthTail ~ 152 % head-body lengthTail ~ 125-141 % head-body lengthTail ~ 122-134 % head-body lengthTail with 12-13 rows of scales per cm on the axisTail with 12 rows of scales per cm on the axisTail with 16 rows of scales per cm on the axisTail with 12 rows of scales per cm on the axisGenal 1 vibrissae presentGenal 1 and 2 vibrissae presentGenal 1 vibrissae presentGenal 1 vibrissae presentPostauricular patch presentPostauricular patch absentPostauricular patch absentOchraceous postauricular patch presentBody mass> 100 gr.Body mass <100 gr.Body mass <100 gr.Body mass <100 gr.Upper maxillary row 7.72-8.30 mmUpper maxillary row 6.4-6.6 mmUpper maxillary row 6.90-7.42 mmUpper maxillary row 6.6-7.4 mmWide and robust presphenoidWide and robust presphenoidNarrow presphenoidNarrow presphenoidAuditory bullae small and inflatedAuditory bullae small and uninflatedAuditory bullae small and uninflatedAuditory bullae large and inflatedEustachian tube short and wideEustachian tube long and narrowEustachian tube long and wideEustachian tube short and narrowModerately developed etmoturbinalsUndeveloped etmoturbinalsModerately developed etmoturbinalsModerately developed etmoturbinalsAdditional anterior edge on procingulum of M1 presentAdditional anterior edge on procingulum of M1 absentAdditional anterior edge on procingulum of M1 absentAdditional anterior edge on procingulum of M1 presentM1 with deep anteroflexusM1 with shallow anteroflexusM1 with deep anteroflexusM1 with deep anteroflexusM1 with narrow anterolophM1 with wide anterolophM1 with wide anterolophM1 with wide anterolophM1-M2 with narrow mesolophM1-M2 with wide mesolophM1-M2 with wide mesolophM1-M2 with wide mesolophM3 with distintive mesolophM3 with indistinct mesolophM3 with indistinct mesolophM3 with indistinct mesolophm1 with distintive anterolophidm1 with indistinct anterolophidm1 with indistinct anterolophidm1 with distintive anterolophidEctolophid present in m1Ectolophid present in m1 and m2Ectolophid absentEctolophid absentm1-m2 with ectostylidm1-m2 lack ectostylidm1-m2 with ectostylidm1-m2 with ectostylidm2-m3 with wide hypoflexidm2-m3 with narrow hypoflexidm2-m3 with narrow hypoflexidm2-m3 with narrow hypoflexidm3 equals m2m3 slightly shorter than m2m3 is longer than m2m3 equals m2
description: Published as part of Lee Jr., Thomas E., Tinoco, Nicolas & Brito, Jorge, 2022, A new species of Andean mouse of the genus Thomasomys (Cricetidae, Sigmodontinae) from the eastern Andes of Ecuador, pp. 219 in Vertebrate Zoology 72 on page 219, DOI: 10.3897/vz.72.e78219
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15134309
title: Table 2 in A new species of Andean mouse of the genus Thomasomys (Cricetidae, Sigmodontinae) from the eastern Andes of Ecuador

description: Table 2. Selected morphological differences with species that could be confused with Thomasomys burneoi sp. nov., compiled from Pacheco (2015), Brito et al. (2021), and our own observations.
T. burneoiT. pardignasiT. aureus ssT. auricularisHead and body length between 167-184 mmHead and body length between 137-145 mmHead and body length between 120-173 mmHead and body length between 138-155 mmTail ~ 119-136 % head-body lengthTail ~ 152 % head-body lengthTail ~ 125-141 % head-body lengthTail ~ 122-134 % head-body lengthTail with 12-13 rows of scales per cm on the axisTail with 12 rows of scales per cm on the axisTail with 16 rows of scales per cm on the axisTail with 12 rows of scales per cm on the axisGenal 1 vibrissae presentGenal 1 and 2 vibrissae presentGenal 1 vibrissae presentGenal 1 vibrissae presentPostauricular patch presentPostauricular patch absentPostauricular patch absentOchraceous postauricular patch presentBody mass> 100 gr.Body mass <100 gr.Body mass <100 gr.Body mass <100 gr.Upper maxillary row 7.72-8.30 mmUpper maxillary row 6.4-6.6 mmUpper maxillary row 6.90-7.42 mmUpper maxillary row 6.6-7.4 mmWide and robust presphenoidWide and robust presphenoidNarrow presphenoidNarrow presphenoidAuditory bullae small and inflatedAuditory bullae small and uninflatedAuditory bullae small and uninflatedAuditory bullae large and inflatedEustachian tube short and wideEustachian tube long and narrowEustachian tube long and wideEustachian tube short and narrowModerately developed etmoturbinalsUndeveloped etmoturbinalsModerately developed etmoturbinalsModerately developed etmoturbinalsAdditional anterior edge on procingulum of M1 presentAdditional anterior edge on procingulum of M1 absentAdditional anterior edge on procingulum of M1 absentAdditional anterior edge on procingulum of M1 presentM1 with deep anteroflexusM1 with shallow anteroflexusM1 with deep anteroflexusM1 with deep anteroflexusM1 with narrow anterolophM1 with wide anterolophM1 with wide anterolophM1 with wide anterolophM1-M2 with narrow mesolophM1-M2 with wide mesolophM1-M2 with wide mesolophM1-M2 with wide mesolophM3 with distintive mesolophM3 with indistinct mesolophM3 with indistinct mesolophM3 with indistinct mesolophm1 with distintive anterolophidm1 with indistinct anterolophidm1 with indistinct anterolophidm1 with distintive anterolophidEctolophid present in m1Ectolophid present in m1 and m2Ectolophid absentEctolophid absentm1-m2 with ectostylidm1-m2 lack ectostylidm1-m2 with ectostylidm1-m2 with ectostylidm2-m3 with wide hypoflexidm2-m3 with narrow hypoflexidm2-m3 with narrow hypoflexidm2-m3 with narrow hypoflexidm3 equals m2m3 slightly shorter than m2m3 is longer than m2m3 equals m2
description: Published as part of Lee Jr., Thomas E., Tinoco, Nicolas & Brito, Jorge, 2022, A new species of Andean mouse of the genus Thomasomys (Cricetidae, Sigmodontinae) from the eastern Andes of Ecuador, pp. 219 in Vertebrate Zoology 72 on page 219, DOI: 10.3897/vz.72.e78219