zin:32206 Selevinia betpakdalaensis
Biological Specimen ID: 000S28469
Object Type Biological Specimen
Organization Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Number of media representing object 3

GENERAL DETAILS

Specimen ID
000S28469
Vouchered
Yes
Description
Skull and Mandible of the desert dormouse Selevinia betpaldalaensis
Sex
Male
Is type specimen
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External repository source
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Date uploaded
February 17, 2020
Organization
Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Object collector
M. A. Musarov
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BIOLOGICAL SPECIMEN TAXONOMY

GBIF
Selevinia betpakdalaensis
Domain
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Kingdom
Animalia
Phylum
Chordata
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Class
Mammalia
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Superorder
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Order
Rodentia
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Superfamily
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Family
Gliridae
Subfamily
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Tribe
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Genus
Selevinia
Subgenus
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Species
betpakdalaensis
Subspecies
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Contributing User
MorphoSource Administrator
User Supplied
Selevinia betpakdalaensis
Domain
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Kingdom
Animalia
Phylum
Chordata
Superclass
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Class
Mammalia
Subclass
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Superorder
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Order
Rodentia
Suborder
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Superfamily
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Family
Gliridae
Subfamily
Leithiinae
Tribe
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Genus
Selevinia
Subgenus
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Species
betpakdalaensis
Subspecies
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Contributing User
MorphoSource Administrator

IDENTIFIERS AND EXTERNAL LINKS

Institution code
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Collection code
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Catalog number
32206
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SPECIMEN DATING

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3 MEDIA REPRESENTING PHYSICAL OBJECT


Skull And Mandible [Image] [CT]

Mandible [Mesh] [CT]

Skull [Mesh] [CT]

PROJECTS CONTAINING MEDIA REPRESENTING THIS OBJECT

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SPECIMEN ORIGINAL LOCATION

Locality
Near the Meteo Station in Betpak-Dala Desert
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EXCAVATION/COLLECTION DETAILS

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