Neotoma insularis

Species of rodent

Neotoma insularis
Conservation status

Data Deficient  (IUCN 3.1)[1]
Scientific classification Edit this classification
Domain: Eukaryota
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Rodentia
Family: Cricetidae
Subfamily: Neotominae
Genus: Neotoma
Species:
N. insularis
Binomial name
Neotoma insularis
Townsend, 1912[2]

Neotoma insularis, the Angel de la Guarda woodrat,[3] is a species of rodent in the family Cricetidae.[1] It is found in the Mexican state of Baja California on Angel de la Guarda Island.[1][4]

Description

This species is described as being of medium body size with a relatively short tail.[5]

Classification

This species, initially described as such by Townsend in 1912, was listed as a subspecies of Neotoma lepida by Burt in 1932.[4][5] Patton et al. (2008) revised the systematic position of Neotoma lepida and found it to be a species complex, with N. l. insularis being readily distinct from N. lepida, by means of mtDNA phylogeny and various morphological attributes, therefore reverting this population to its initial status as a species, as described by Townsend.[5]

References

  1. ^ a b c Patton, J.; Álvarez-Castañeda, S.T. (2017). "Neotoma insularis". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. 2017: e.T116989038A119112253. doi:10.2305/IUCN.UK.2017-3.RLTS.T116989038A119112253.en.
  2. ^ Townsend, Charles H. (1912). "Mammals Collected by the 'Albatross' Expedition in Lower California in 1911, with Descriptions of New Species" (PDF). 31 (13). Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History: 125. Retrieved 24 January 2023. {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)
  3. ^ "Neotoma insularis (id=1002236)". ASM Mammal Diversity Database. American Society of Mammalogists. Retrieved 24 January 2023.
  4. ^ a b Verts, B. J.; Carraway, Leslie N. (2002). ""Neotoma lepida"". Journal of Mammalogy. Mammalian Species. 699 (6): 1–12. doi:10.1644/1545-1410(2002)699<0001:NL>2.0.CO;2. S2CID 198968924. Retrieved 25 January 2023.
  5. ^ a b c Patton, J.L.; Huckaby, D.G.; Álvarez-Castañeda, S.T. (2008). "The evolutionary history and a systematic revision of woodrats of the Neotoma lepida group". University of California Publications in Zoology. 135: 1–411. ISBN 978-0-520-09866-4.
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Extant species of subfamily Neotominae
Baiomyini
Baiomys
(Pygmy mice)
  • Southern pygmy mouse (B. musculus)
  • Northern pygmy mouse (B. taylori)
Scotinomys
(Brown mice)
  • Alston's brown mouse (S. teguina)
  • Chiriqui brown mouse (S. xerampelinus)
Neotomini
Neotoma
(Pack rats)
  • Subgenus Neotoma: White-throated woodrat (N. albigula)
  • Tamaulipan woodrat (N. angustapalata)
  • Bryant's woodrat (N. bryanti)
  • Nicaraguan woodrat (N. chrysomelas)
  • Arizona woodrat (N. devia)
  • Eastern woodrat (N. floridana )
  • Goldman's woodrat (N. goldmani)
  • Angel de la Guarda woodrat (N. insularis)
  • Desert woodrat (N. lepida )
  • White-toothed woodrat (N. leucodon)
  • Big-eared woodrat (N. macrotis)
  • Allegheny woodrat (N. magister)
  • Mexican woodrat (N. mexicana)
  • Southern Plains woodrat (N. micropus)
  • Nelson's woodrat (N. nelsoni)
  • Bolaños woodrat(N. palatina)
  • Stephens' woodrat (N. stephensi)
  • Subgenus Teanopus: Sonoran woodrat (N. phenax)
  • Subgenus Teonoma: Bushy-tailed woodrat (N. cinerea)
  • Dusky-footed woodrat (N. fuscipes)
Xenomys
  • Magdalena rat (X. nelsoni)
Hodomys
  • Allen's woodrat (H. alleni)
Nelsonia
(Diminutive woodrats)
  • Goldman's diminutive woodrat (N. goldmani)
  • Diminutive woodrat (N. neotomodon)
Ochrotomyini
Ochrotomys
  • Golden mouse (O. nuttalli)
Reithrodontomyini
Peromyscus
(Deer mice)
  • californicus group: California mouse (P. californicus)
  • eremicus group: Cactus mouse (P. eremicus)
  • Burt's deer mouse (P. caniceps)
  • Dickey's deer mouse (P. dickeyi)
  • Eva's desert mouse (P. eva)
  • Northern Baja deer mouse (P. fraterculus)
  • Angel Island mouse (P. guardia)
  • San Lorenzo mouse (P. interparietalis)
  • Mesquite mouse (P. merriami)
  • False canyon mouse (P. pseudocrinitus)
  • hooperi group: Hooper's mouse (P. hooperi)
  • crinitus group: Canyon mouse (P. crinitus)
  • maniculatus group: Deer mouse (P. maniculatus)
  • Northwestern deer mouse (P. keeni)
  • Black-eared mouse (P. melanotis)
  • Oldfield mouse (P. polionotus)
  • Santa Cruz mouse (P. sejugis)
  • Slevin's mouse (P. slevini)
  • leucopus group: White-footed mouse (P. leucopus)
  • Cotton mouse (P. gossypinus)
  • aztecus group: Aztec mouse (P. aztecus)
  • Gleaning mouse (P. spicilegus)
  • Winkelmann's mouse (P. winkelmanni)
  • boylii group: Brush mouse (P. boylii)
  • Texas mouse (P. attwateri)
  • Nimble-footed mouse (P. levipes)
  • Tres Marias Island mouse (P. madrensis)
  • White-ankled mouse (P. pectoralis)
  • Chihuahuan mouse (P. polius)
  • Schmidly's deer mouse (P. schmidlyi)
  • Nayarit mouse (P. simulus)
  • San Esteban Island mouse (P. stephani)
  • truei group: Pinyon mouse (P. truei)
  • Perote mouse (P. bullatus)
  • Zacatecan deer mouse (P. difficilis)
  • Osgood's mouse (P. gratus)
  • Northern rock mouse (P. nasutus)
  • melanophrys group: Plateau mouse (P. melanophrys)
  • Puebla deer mouse (P. mekisturus)
  • Marsh mouse (P. perfulvus)
  • furvus group: Blackish deer mouse (P. furvus)
  • Maya mouse (P. mayensis)
  • El Carrizo deer mouse (P. ochraventer)
  • megalops group: Brown deer mouse (P. megalops)
  • Zempoaltepec (P. melanocarpus)
  • Black-tailed mouse (P. melanurus)
  • mexicanus group: Mexican deer mouse (P. mexicanus)
  • Big deer mouse (P. grandis)
  • Guatemalan deer mouse (P. guatemalensis)
  • Naked-eared deer mouse (P. gymnotis)
  • Stirton's deer mouse (P. stirtoni)
  • Yucatan deer mouse (P. yucatanicus)
  • Chiapan deer mouse (P. zarhynchus)
Reithrodontomys
(New World
harvest mice)
  • Guerrero harvest mouse (R. bakeri)
  • Short-nosed harvest mouse (R. brevirostris)
  • Sonoran harvest mouse (R. burti)
  • Volcano harvest mouse (R. chrysopsis)
  • Chiriqui harvest mouse (R. creper)
  • Darien harvest mouse (R. darienensis)
  • Fulvous harvest mouse (R. fulvescens)
  • Slender harvest mouse (R. gracilis)
  • Hairy harvest mouse (R. hirsutus)
  • Eastern harvest mouse (R. humulis)
  • Western harvest mouse (R. megalotis)
  • Mexican harvest mouse (R. mexicanus)
  • Small-toothed harvest mouse (R. microdon)
  • Plains harvest mouse (R. montanus)
  • Small harvest mouse (R. musseri)
  • Nicaraguan harvest mouse (R. paradoxus)
  • Salt marsh harvest mouse (R. raviventris)
  • Rodriguez's harvest mouse (R. rodriguezi)
  • Cozumel harvest mouse (R. spectabilis)
  • Sumichrast's harvest mouse (R. sumichrasti)
  • Narrow-nosed harvest mouse (R. tenuirostris)
  • Zacatecas harvest mouse (R. zacatecae)
Onychomys
(Grasshopper mice)
  • Mearns's grasshopper mouse (O. arenicola)
  • Northern grasshopper mouse (O. leucogaster)
  • Southern grasshopper mouse (O. torridus)
Neotomodon
  • Mexican volcano mouse (N. alstoni)
Podomys
  • Florida mouse (P. floridanus)
Isthmomys
(Isthmus rats)
  • Yellow isthmus rat (I. flavidus)
  • Mount Pirri isthmus rat (I. pirrensis)
Megadontomys
(Giant deer mice)
  • Oaxaca giant deer mouse (M. cryophilus)
  • Nelson's giant deer mouse (M. nelsoni)
  • Thomas's giant deer mouse (M. thomasi)
Habromys
(Deer mice)
  • Chinanteco deer mouse (H. chinanteco)
  • Delicate deer mouse (H. delicatulus)
  • Ixtlán deer mouse (H. ixtlani)
  • Zempoaltepec deer mouse (H. lepturus)
  • Crested-tailed deer mouse (H. lophurus)
  • Schmidly's deer mouse (H. schmidlyi)
  • Jico deer mouse (H. simulatus)
Osgoodomys
  • Michoacan deer mouse (O. banderanus)
Taxon identifiers
Neotoma insularis


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