ADW: Dasyproctidae: SPECIMENS

Dasyproctidaeacuchis and agoutis

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- Central American agouti
  Dasyprocta punctata
- Central American agouti
  Dasyprocta punctata
- Central American agouti
  Dasyprocta punctata
- Central American agouti
  Dasyprocta punctata
- Central American agouti
  Dasyprocta punctata
- South American rats and mice
  Sigmodontinae
- bamboo rats and mole rats
  Rhizomyinae
- squirrels
  Sciuridae
- spiny rats
  Echimyidae
- acuchis and agoutis
  Dasyproctidae
- New World porcupines
  Erethizontidae
- lowland paca
  Cuniculus paca
- capybara
  Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris
- North American porcupine
  Erethizon dorsatum
- speckled tree rat
  Echimys semivillosus
- O'Connell's spiny rat
  Proechimys oconnelli
- Brazilian guinea pig
  Cavia aperea
- Central American agouti
  Dasyprocta punctata
- coypu
  Myocastor coypus
- degu
  Octodon degus
- chinchilla
  Chinchilla lanigera
- Conover's tuco-tuco
  Ctenomys conoveri
- Indian crested porcupine
  Hystrix indica
- red acouchi
  Myoprocta acouchy
- red acouchi
  Myoprocta acouchy
- red acouchi
  Myoprocta acouchy
- red acouchi
  Myoprocta acouchy

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