Thomomys talpoides glacialis on the basis of widely spreading zygomatic arches and decidedly ochraceous hue of underparts.
Examination of pertinent materials was made in the expectation that the names Thomomys talpoides macrotis F.
From Thomomys talpoides cheyennensis (holotype and Wyoming specimens from: Pine Bluff; 1 mi.
From Thomomys talpoides rostralis (specimens from the type locality) to the westward, T.
From Thomomys talpoides bullatus (topotypes) to the northward, T.
From Thomomys talpoides clusius (topotypes) to the northwestward, T.
Descriptions and names for the two new subspecies are given below: =Thomomys talpoides rostralis= new subspecies Type.
From Thomomys talpoides macrotis (topotypes) to the southward, T.
From Thomomys talpoides macrotis (topotypes) to the southeast, T.
From Thomomys talpoides clusius (topotypes), the subspecies to the north and west, T.
In comparison with topotypes, the specimens from Utah are lighter in color and some specimens have slightly larger skulls, suggesting slight intergradation with Thomomys talpoides uinta.
Topotypes of wasatchensis can be distinguished from those of Thomomys talpoides oquirrhensis as follows: Size larger; tail longer; ears longer.
Topotypes of moorei differ from topotypes and near topotypes of Thomomys talpoides uinta as follows: Size slightly larger.
I regard the animals on which the name uinta was based as intergrades between Thomomys talpoides ravus, the race to the northeast, on the one hand and the animals of the western and southern parts of the Uinta Mountains on the other hand.
Compared with one topotype and seven near topotypes of Thomomys talpoides pygmaeus, ocius differs as follows: Size larger in every measurement taken.
For comparisons with Thomomys talpoides parowanensis and wasatchensis see accounts of those forms.
Topotypes of levis differ from near topotypes of Thomomys talpoides uinta as follows: Size larger.
For comparisons between oquirrhensis and Thomomys talpoides gracilis, and oquirrhensis and wasatchensis, see comparisons under those forms.
For comparisons with Thomomys talpoides moorei and wasatchensis see accounts of those forms.
Second find of Thomomys talpoides from late Pleistocene in Kansas.
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