Thomasomyini: Thomasomys Ucucha, Apeco Oldfield Mouse, Popayán Oldfield Mouse, Rhipidomys, Wandering Oldfield Mouse, Cajamarca Oldfield Mouse - Tapa blanda

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 142. Not illustrated. Chapters: Thomasomys Ucucha, Apeco Oldfield Mouse, Popayán Oldfield Mouse, Rhipidomys, Wandering Oldfield Mouse, Cajamarca Oldfield Mouse, Cinnamon-Colored Oldfield Mouse, Cerrado Climbing Mouse, Hudson's Oldfield Mouse, Atlantic Forest Climbing Mouse, Pichincha Oldfield Mouse, Ruschi's Rat, Cariri Climbing Mouse, Peruvian Climbing Mouse, Ashaninka Oldfield Mouse, Broad-Footed Climbing Mouse, Large-Eared Oldfield Mouse, White-Tipped Oldfield Mouse, Colombian Forest Mouse, Paramo Oldfield Mouse, Unicolored Oldfield Mouse, Cauca Climbing Mouse, Yellow-Bellied Climbing Mouse, Coues's Climbing Mouse, Venezuelan Climbing Mouse, Charming Climbing Mouse, Eastern Amazon Climbing Mouse, Buff-Bellied Climbing Mouse, Woodland Oldfield Mouse, Golden Oldfield Mouse, Distinguished Oldfield Mouse, Taczanowski's Oldfield Mouse, Thomas's Oldfield Mouse, Southern Climbing Mouse, Kalinowski's Oldfield Mouse, Soft-Furred Oldfield Mouse, Ashy-Bellied Oldfield Mouse, Ash-Colored Oldfield Mouse, Rosalinda's Oldfield Mouse, Slender Oldfield Mouse, Wetzel's Climbing Mouse, Dressy Oldfield Mouse, Daphne's Oldfield Mouse, Peruvian Oldfield Mouse, Inca Oldfield Mouse, Forest Oldfield Mouse, Silky Oldfield Mouse, Strong-Tailed Oldfield Mouse, Snow-Footed Oldfield Mouse, Incan Hocicudo, Rhoads's Oldfield Mouse, Ladew's Oldfield Mouse, Montane Oldfield Mouse, Beady-Eyed Mouse, Macconnell's Climbing Mouse, Long-Tongued Arboreal Mouse, White-Footed Climbing Mouse, Olive Montane Mouse, Dolorous Grass Mouse, Splendid Climbing Mouse, Gardner's Climbing Mouse, Aepeomys. Excerpt: Thomasomys ucucha, also known as the Ucucha Thomasomys, is a species of rodent in the genus Thomasomys of family Cricetidae. It is found only in the Cordillera Oriental of eastern Ecuador. The first three specimens were collected in 1903 at Tablón, Pichincha Province, b...