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Oryzomys couesi, also
known as Coues's rice rat, is a
semiaquatic rodent in the
family Cricetidae occurring from
southernmost Texas through Mexico and...
- of the
genus Oryzomys within the
family Cricetidae, it is
similar to O.
couesi of
mainland Central America, from
where it may have dis****d to its island...
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species of Oryzomys. It was
retained as a
distinct species related to O.
couesi and O. palustris
until 1971, when
Philip Hershkovitz swept it, and other...
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Lithodes couesi, also
known as the
scarlet king crab, is a
species of king crab. It is
typically found in the
northeastern Pacific Ocean, but in 2019,...
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First described in 1901 as a
separate species, it was
later lumped under O.
couesi and the
marsh rice rat (O. palustris)
until it was
reinstated as a species...
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upperparts are gray-brown and the
underparts are grayish, not
buffy as in O.
couesi. The tail is only
slightly darker above than below. All
three specimens...
- The
triplewart seadevil (Cryptopsaras couesii) is a
species of
marine ray-finned fish
belonging to the
family Ceratiidae, the
warty sea devils, and the...
- be most
closely related to the
nearest mainland subspecies of O.
couesi, O.
couesi mexic****. In 2009,
Michael Carleton and
Joaquin Arroyo-Cabrales revised...
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previously been
regarded as
subspecies of the
marsh rice rat. One,
Oryzomys couesi,
occurs with the
marsh rice rat in
Tamaulipas and
southern Texas. The marsh...
- of which—the
marsh rice rat (O. palustris) of the
United States and O.
couesi of
Mexico and
Central America—are widespread; the six
others have more restricted...
