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parts of
North America. It is also the only
living member of the
tribe Condylurini.
While today endemic to New World,
fossil evidence suggests the genus...
-
Oligocene and
migrated to
North America during the Neogene, with the
Condylurini later going extinct throughout their Eurasian range. The
Scalopini also...
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shrew mole, U.
soricipes Subfamily Scalopinae - New
World moles Tribe Condylurini -
condylurine moles Genus Condylura - one
species in
eastern North America...
- to the
level of an order.
Subfamily Scalopinae: New
World moles Tribe Condylurini: Star-nosed mole (North America)
Genus Condylura: Star-nosed mole (the...
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northern parts of
North America. It is the only
extant member of the
tribe Condylurini and
genus Condylura, and it has more than 25,000
minute sensory receptors...
- This list
contains the
species in the
order Soricomorpha.
Soricomorpha is no
longer considered a
valid taxon; it is now
known to be paraphyletic, since...
-
occidentalis Roman mole,
Talpa romana Balkan mole,
Talpa stankovici Tribe Condylurini Genus Condylura Star-nosed mole,
Condylura cristata Tribe Scalopini Genus...
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clade comprising Neurotrichini, Scaptonychini, and Urotrichini, then the
Condylurini (otherwise
classified in the Scalopinae), and then
Talpini and Scalopini...
- (Alaska only) LC Family:
Talpidae (moles) Subfamily:
Scalopinae Tribe:
Condylurini Star-nosed mole, C.
cristata LC Tribe:
Scalopini Hairy-tailed mole, P...
