Jutía Jamaiquina
Geocapromys brownii (J.Fischer, 1830)
También llamadaBrown's Hutia (eng) · Hutia de Jamaique (fra) · Hutia de Jamaïque (fra) · Indian Coney (eng) · Jamaicabeverrotte (nob) · Jamaicai hutia (hun) · Jamaican Coney (eng) · Jamaican Hutia (eng) · Jamaicastompstaartrat (nld) · Jamaician Hutia (eng) · Jamaika-Ferkelratte (deu) · hutia prasečí (ces) · jamaikanhutia (fin) · nocohutia jamajska (pol)
Descrita por primera vez en: Synopis. Mamm., Addenda p.389 (=589)
Descripciones de listas y floras indexadas por GBIF
discussion
Discussion: Sometimes includes G. thoracatus from Little Swan Isl (see that account). Reviewed by Anderson et al. (1983). Karyotype has 2 n = 88; FN = 136 (George and Weir, 1972 b).
Order Rodentia - Family Capromyidae
discussion
COMMENTS: Sometimes includes G. thoracatus from Little Swan Island (see that account). Reviewed by Anderson et al. (1983, Mammalian Species, 201).
Order Rodentia - Suborder Hystricognathi
discussion
COMMENT: Includes thoracatus from Little Swan Isl.; see Hall, 1981: 866, and Varona, 1974: 67. Clough, 1976, Biol. Conserv., 10: 43 - 47, stated that thoracatus is extinct. Although most recent workers list thoracatus as a subspecies of brownii, it is quite different and probably should be regarded as a distinct species (GSM, CAW).
Order Rodentia (Part 6)
activity
Activity patterns. Jamaican Hutias are strictly nocturnal and hid during the day in burrows, tunnels, or limestone crevices. They are secretive and very difficult to see at night.
Echimyidae
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