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A systematic review of chipmunk supraspecific classification that summarizes past taxonomic treatments, outlines methods and materials, and evaluates anatomical and external characters—including the malleus, baculum, hyoid apparatus, presence of P3, tail proportion, pelage pattern, and cranial features—for distinguishing genera and subgenera. The author compares character suites across groups, notes which traits are taxonomically informative or weakly expressed, and presents illustrated figures, formal taxonomic decisions, and a concise discussion leading to proposed generic and subgeneric arrangements, followed by conclusions and literature cited.
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