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- traditionally recognized, including the type species of this genus: Microcavia chapalmalensis Microcavia reigi Microcavia robusta Microcavia typus At least nine other...
- Type species †Thylophorops chapadmalensis Ameghino, 1908 Species †Thylophorops chapalmalensis †Thylophorops lorenzinii †Thylophorops perplana/perpl****...
- leaving the number of valid species uncertain. The species Toxodon chapalmalensis is known from the Pliocene (Montehermosan-Chapadmalalan) of Argentina...
- A study on the brain morphology of Pliocene specimens of Eumysops chapalmalensis is published by Fernández Villoldo et al. (2025). De Santi & Verzi (2025)...
- In 1908, Florentino Ameghino named another species of Glyptodon, G. chapalmalensis, based on a carapace fragment that he had collected from the Atlantic...
- referred to Lomaphorus according to Zurita et al (2016): Lomaphorus chapalmalensis Ameghino, 1908; Holotype is a distal fragment of a caudal tube (MACN...
- 1914, P. brusquitaensis is considered by Rovereto as a synonym of P. chapalmalensis. In 1926, Lucas Kraglievich revalidated the genus Paedotherium over...
- Pliocene terrains of Argentina. The type species is Trachycalyptus chapalmalensis. A Late Miocene species, Trachycalyptus cingulatus, initially ascribed...
- Lutreolina cf. cr****icaudata, Paraglyptodon chapalmalensis, Platygonus marplatensis, Thylophorops chapalmalensis, Marmosa indet. Chapadmalal Paedotherium...
- dorsal caparace including 13 osteoderms. Genus synonyms: Lomaphorus chapalmalensis Ameghino, 1908; Holotype is dubious, with similarities to Neosclerocalyptus...