Chinchilla Rat - Species

Species

  • Family Abrocomidae - chinchilla rats
    • Protabrocoma
      • Protabrocoma antigua
    • Abrocoma
      • Abrocoma bennettii - Bennett's Chinchilla Rat
      • Abrocoma boliviensis - Bolivian Chinchilla Rat
      • Abrocoma budini - Budin's Chinchilla Rat
      • Abrocoma cinerea - Ashy Chinchilla Rat
      • Abrocoma famatina - Famatina Chinchilla Rat
      • Abrocoma schistacea - Sierra del Tontal Chinchilla Rat
      • Abrocoma uspallata - Uspallata Chinchilla Rat
      • Abrocoma vaccarum - Mendozan Chinchilla Rat
    • Cuscomys
      • Cuscomys ashaninka - Asháninka Arboreal Chinchilla Rat
      • Cuscomys oblativus - Machu Picchu Arboreal Chinchilla Rat

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