M. F. Skinner 1942

Full reference
M. F. Skinner. 1942. The fauna of Papago Springs Cave, Arizona, and a study of Stockeros; with three new antilocaprines from Nebraska and Arizona. Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 80(6):143-220 [J. Alroy/J. Alroy/J. Alroy]
Metadata
ID number:  6246
Created:  2002-05-16 10:25:29
Modified:  2002-05-16 12:25:29
Publication type:  journal article
Taxonomy:  stated without evidence
Language:  English
Taxonomic names (9)
Bassariscus sonoitensis, Breameryx arizonensis, Canis caneloensis, Capromeryx arizonensis, Capromeryx arizonensis schultzi, Hayoceros, Hayoceros barbouri, Stockoceros, Stockoceros onusrosagris nebrascensis
Taxonomic opinions (12) - view classification
'Bassariscus sonoitensis belongs to Bassariscus' according to M. F. Skinner 1942
'Canis caneloensis belongs to Canis' according to M. F. Skinner 1942
'Capromeryx arizonensis schultzi belongs to Capromeryx arizonensis' according to M. F. Skinner 1942
'Capromeryx arizonensis belongs to Capromeryx' according to M. F. Skinner 1942
'Equus conversidens belongs to Equus' according to M. F. Skinner 1942
'Hayoceros barbouri belongs to Hayoceros' according to M. F. Skinner 1942
'Hayoceros belongs to Antilocapridae' according to M. F. Skinner 1942
'Stockoceros onusrosagris nebrascensis belongs to Stockoceros onusrosagris' according to M. F. Skinner 1942
'Stockoceros belongs to Antilocapridae' according to M. F. Skinner 1942
'Tetrameryx conklingi is recombined as Stockoceros conklingi' according to M. F. Skinner 1942
'Tetrameryx falkenbachi is recombined as Hayoceros falkenbachi' according to M. F. Skinner 1942
'Tetrameryx onusrosagris is recombined as Stockoceros onusrosagris' according to M. F. Skinner 1942
Measurements
Bassariscus astutus
Bassariscus sonoitensis
Ursus americanus
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