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11 matches searching for Gonçalves, Pablo; University of Michigan-Ann Arbor in contributor and identification in role.

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- hairy-tailed akodontNecromys lasiurus
  Necromys lasiurus: information (1)Necromys lasiurus: pictures (1)Necromys lasiurus: specimens (3)
- Brazilian porcupineCoendou prehensilis
  Coendou prehensilis: information (1)Coendou prehensilis: pictures (5)Coendou prehensilis: specimens (4)
- pallid Atlantic forest ratDelomys sublineatus
  Delomys sublineatus: pictures (1)
- woolly mouse opossumsMicoureus
  Micoureus: pictures (2)Micoureus: specimens (4)
- burrowing mice and hocicudosOxymycterus
  Oxymycterus: pictures (2)Oxymycterus: specimens (14)
- burrowing mice and hocicudosOxymycterus
  Oxymycterus: pictures (2)Oxymycterus: specimens (14)
- gray four-eyed opossumPhilander opossum
  Philander opossum: information (1)Philander opossum: pictures (2)Philander opossum: specimens (9)
- montane akodontAkodon montensis
  Akodon montensis: information (1)Akodon montensis: pictures (1)Akodon montensis: specimens (1)
- ebony akodontThaptomys nigrita
  Thaptomys nigrita: pictures (2)
- ebony akodontThaptomys nigrita
  Thaptomys nigrita: pictures (2)
- fringe-lipped batTrachops cirrhosus
  Trachops cirrhosus: information (1)Trachops cirrhosus: pictures (5)Trachops cirrhosus: specimens (11)

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