Mount Pirri isthmus rat

Species of rodent

Mount Pirri isthmus rat
Conservation status

Least Concern  (IUCN 3.1)[1]
Scientific classification Edit this classification
Domain: Eukaryota
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Rodentia
Family: Cricetidae
Subfamily: Neotominae
Genus: Isthmomys
Species:
I. pirrensis
Binomial name
Isthmomys pirrensis
(Goldman, 1912)

The Mount Pirri isthmus rat (Isthmomys pirrensis) is a species of rodent in the family Cricetidae.

Its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests. It is found only in Panama. At the time of its discovery, it was considered as the “most common rat of southeastern Panama”.[2] Found only in the eastern region of Darien, I. pirrensis appears to be a relict species confined to the Panamanian side of the Serrania del Darien.[3] Its occurrence on the Colombian side of the Serrania has been suggested without documentation of specimens.[4]

Although neotomine-peromyscine rodents have historically been the subject of systematic research, studies involving Isthmomys have generally excluded I. flavidus due to its rarity in museum collections and the unavailability of tissue samples for molecular analysis.[5] In addition, morphological and physiological studies involving I. flavidus [6] used specimens from the Cerro Hoya locality which was originally proposed as a geographic race of I. pirrensis.[7]

References

  1. ^ Roach, N.; Naylor, L. (2016). "Isthmomys pirrensis". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. 2016: e.T10887A22344904. doi:10.2305/IUCN.UK.2016-2.RLTS.T10887A22344904.en. Retrieved 13 November 2021.
  2. ^ (Anthony 1916).
  3. ^ (Hershkovitz 1966).
  4. ^ (Alberico et al. 2000; Cuartas-Calle and Muñoz-Arango 2003; Hall and Kelson 1958; Hershkovitz 1966).
  5. ^ (Bradley et al. 2007; Bradley et al. 2004; Carleton 1973; Engel et al. 1998; Hill 1975; Stangl and Baker 1984).
  6. ^ (Carleton 1973, 1980; Hill 1975; Hooper and Musser 1964; Linzey and Layne 1974; Linzey and Layne 1969; Voss and Linzey 1981)
  7. ^ (Handley 1966).
  • Musser, G. G. and M. D. Carleton. 2005. Superfamily Muroidea. pp. 894–1531 in Mammal Species of the World a Taxonomic and Geographic Reference. D. E. Wilson and D. M. Reeder eds. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore.
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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
Isthmomys pirrensis


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