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FIGURE 5 in A new subspecies of hutia (Plagiodontia, Capromyidae, Rodentia) from southern Hispaniola

FIGURE 5. Living individuals of Plagiodontia aedium bondi: a, typical individual, photographed on 5 November 2009 near Mencia (18°10'49"N, 71°44'40"W); b, albino individual, photographed on 29 November 2009 at Fondo Paradi, Parque Nacional Jaragua (17°47'36"N, 71°27'57"W).

FIGURE 1 in A new subspecies of hutia (Plagiodontia, Capromyidae, Rodentia) from southern Hispaniola

FIGURE 1. Map of Hispaniola, showing geotectonic boundaries and localities indicated in the text. Capital cities indicated with filled stars. Key: 1, Miragoâne; 2, Morne Cabiao; 3, Morne La Visite/Riviere Blanche; 4, Mencia; 5, Laguna Oviedo/ Parque Nacional Jaragua; 6, El Jovero; 7, Guarabo.

FIGURE 4 in A new subspecies of hutia (Plagiodontia, Capromyidae, Rodentia) from southern Hispaniola

FIGURE 4. Holotype skull and mandible of Plagiodontia aedium bondi (LDUCZ-Z2807): a, dorsal view of skull; b, ventral view of skull; c, lateral view of skull; d, external view of mandible. Scale bar = 1 cm.

FIGURE 3 in A new subspecies of hutia (Plagiodontia, Capromyidae, Rodentia) from southern Hispaniola

FIGURE 3. Principal Component Analysis for reduced dataset of craniodental measurements of southeastern palaeo-island hutias (squares), Plagiodontia aedium hylaeum (triangles), Plagiodontia aedium aedium (circles), and holotype of Plagiodontia aedium aedium (diamond). Percentage variation explained by PCA: axis 1, 56.63%; axis 2, 12.06%; cumulative variation, 69.23%.

FIGURE 2 in A new subspecies of hutia (Plagiodontia, Capromyidae, Rodentia) from southern Hispaniola

FIGURE 2. Principal Component Analysis for non-reduced dataset of craniodental measurements of southeastern palaeoisland hutias (squares), Plagiodontia aedium hylaeum (triangles), Plagiodontia aedium aedium (circles), and holotype of Plagiodontia aedium aedium (diamond). Percentage variation explained by PCA: axis 1, 43.41%; axis 2, 11.36%; cumulative variation, 54.78%.

FIGURE 1 in Notes on Mesocapromys sanfelipensis (Rodentia: Capromyidae) from Cuba

FIGURE 1. Unpublished photos of Mesocapromys sanfelipensis captured in February-March and October of 1970. A March 1st, 1970, first expedition to Cayo Juan Garcia. Orlando H. Garrido holding a Little ground hutias after capture. This specimen may be the holotype of the species CZAAC 1.198 (IB 6520) (♂). Notice the small body size of the hutia. Behind, the guide Alejandro Hernandez (Alejo) with his dogs. In the background can be seen mangrove and glass grass (Batis maritima). During this expedition most of the specimens were captured in glass grass. B Photograph taken between February 27 and March 2, 1970. Notes on the backside of the photo read: 'The specimen was rescued before the dogs kill it, photographer Jorge Danilo Cortez'. C Photograph possibly taken on February 28, 1970. Note on the backside of the photo reads: "Tail of the little ground hutia, lost when she was winged alive from a cave, photographer Jorge Danilo Cortez". The tail may correspond to the paratype CZAAC 1.205 (IB 6522) (♀) since Varona and Garrido (1970) in table 1 call attention to the smaller size of the tail, in contrast to the other specimens. This is because it was incomplete. This picture clarifies and corroborate that M. sanfelipensis had caudal autotomy like other species of the genus, as was supposed by Silva et al., (2007). D Unknown date. The photo only says "With the Little ground hutia, Cayo Juan Garcia, Cayos de San Felipe". E October 17, 1970. Instituto de Biologia, La Habana. Lateral and anterior view of a male of C. sanfelipensis captured in the second expedition to Cayo Juan Garcia in October of 1970. This specimen was maintained alive for a week at the Instituto de Biologia of La Habana. The other two know photos of M. sanfelipensis (see Kratochvil et al., 1980 and Borroto, 2011) correspond to this individual and where taken by L. Kratochvil.

FIGURE 5 in Notes on Mesocapromys sanfelipensis (Rodentia: Capromyidae) from Cuba

FIGURE 5. Occlusal view of the superior premolar of M. auritus (A) and M. sanfelipensis (B) Notice the gap between the hypoflexid and the mesoflexid (*) in M. auritus.

FIGURE 2 in Notes on Mesocapromys sanfelipensis (Rodentia: Capromyidae) from Cuba

FIGURE 2. Dorsal view of skulls of Mesocapromys auritus (A) CZACC 1.258 (♀, juvenile) and (B) CZACC 1.192. npp nasal process of the premaxilla, szr dorsal projection of the superior zygomatic root. Photos are not in the same angle.

FIGURE 3 in Notes on Mesocapromys sanfelipensis (Rodentia: Capromyidae) from Cuba

FIGURE 3. Dorsal view of the skull of M. sanfelipensis (A) CZACC 1.198 holotype (♂), (B) AB.d3000 (fossil), and M. auritus (C) CZACC 1.189 holotype (♂).

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FIGURE 4. Ventral view of the skull of Mesocapromys sanfelipensis (A) CZACC 1.198 holotype (♂), (B) CZACC 1.261 (♀), (C) AB.d3000 (fossil), and M. auritus (D) CZACC 1.189 holotype (♂). Notice in A and B the extreme variation in the size and disposition of the basicraneal foramina.