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= Ochotona (Pika) hyperborea turuchanensis Naumov, 1934

Ochotona (Pika) turuchanensis Naumov, 1934


Collection number:	28867
Taxonomic department number:	28867
Osteology department number:
Original label:	устье Кямдякана
Collection place:	Russia, Krasnoyarskiy kray
Collected:	Naumov N.P., 01.02.1929
Income number:	42-1932
Field number:	43
«Taxon» catalogue number:
GenBank catalogue number:
Toponym:
Locality:	Mouth of the Kemdjakan River [Kamdakan River - the tributary of the Uchami River. , Evenki District, Krasnoyarsk Territory]
Habitat, biotope:
Altitude, m:
Sex:	female
Age:	not known
Pelt:	Skin (stuffed)
Cranium presence:	present
Skeleton presence:	absent
Fixation:	dry
DNA samples:	absent
Specimen presence:	in collection
Specimen condition:	poor
Head and body length(L), mm:	154
Tail length (C), mm:	10
Hind foot length (Pl), mm:	25
Pinna length (Au), mm:	14
Weight, g:
Geological epoch:	Holocene
Remarks:
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Specimen images

General view:
Skull, lateral view

Original label

Specimen details:
Skull, dorsal view

Specimen details:
Skull, ventral view

Specimen details:
Mandibles

Taxonomical identifications of specimen

Ochotona (Pika) hyperborea turuchanensis Naumov, 1934 — Naumov N.P., 1934 (Accepted)


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