A new species of the highly polytypic South American rodent Ctenomys increases the diversity of the magellanicus clade

Figure 10.

A Stratigraphical profile of the Monte Hermoso I archaeological site (modified from Zavala et. al 1992). B–E specimens recovered from this site; †C. pulcer sp. nov.: B MMH 94-11-8, C MH6 (crania in ventral view); D †C. talarum MMH 88.2.6 (cranium in ventral view); E †C. australis MH2 (right hemimandible in dorsal view). Scale bar 10 mm.

	Figure 10. A Stratigraphical profile of the Monte Hermoso I archaeological site (modified from Zavala et. al 1992). B–E specimens recovered from this site; †C. pulcer sp. nov.: B MMH 94-11-8, C MH6 (crania in ventral view); D †C. talarum MMH 88.2.6 (cranium in ventral view); E †C. australis MH2 (right hemimandible in dorsal view). Scale bar 10 mm.
	Part of: Verzi DH, De Santi NA, Olivares AI, Morgan CC, Basso NG, Brook F (2023) A new species of the highly polytypic South American rodent Ctenomys increases the diversity of the magellanicus clade. Vertebrate Zoology 73: 289-312. https://doi.org/10.3897/vz.73.e96656