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Representative opossums (top to bottom, not to the same scale): Caluromys derbianus, Monodelphis brevicaudata, Marmosa robinsoni, Chironectes minimus, Metachirus nudicaudatus.
CONTENTS Abstract .......................................................... 5 Introduction ....................................................... 5 MaterialsandMethods.............................................. 7 Comparative Morphology ............................................. 11 Size and External Features .......................................... 12 CraniumandMandible............................................. 26 Dentition....................................................... 46 Summary....................................................... 60 GeneSequences.................................................... 61 BreastCancerActivating1Gene...................................... 61 DentinMatrixProtein1............................................ 61 Interphotoreceptor Retinoid Binding Protein. . . ........................... 63 RecombinationActivating1Gene..................................... 63 vonWillebrandFactor ............................................. 64 Summary, Sequence Characteristics, and Model Fitting ...................... 64 Phylogenetic Relationships ............................................ 65 AnalysesofNonmolecularData....................................... 66 Single-geneAnalyses............................................... 69 AnalysesofConcatenatedGenes...................................... 76 AnalysesofCombinedDatasets....................................... 76 Discussion ...................................................... 78 Classification...................................................... 81 A Revised Phylogenetic System ....................................... 84 FamilyDidelphidaeGray,1821....................................... 86 Subfamily Glironiinae, new .......................................... 88 Glironia Thomas,1912............................................ 89 Subfamily Caluromyinae Reig et al., 1987 ................................ 91 Caluromys J.A.Allen,1900 ........................................ 92 Caluromysiops Sanborn, 1951 ....................................... 95 Subfamily Hyladelphinae, new ........................................ 97 Hyladelphys Vossetal.,2001....................................... 97 Subfamily Didelphinae Gray, 1821 .................................... 100 TribeMarmosiniHershkovitz,1992................................. 100 Marmosa Gray,1821.......................................... 101 Monodelphis Burnett,1830...................................... 105 Tlacuatzin Voss and Jansa, 2003 .................................. 108 Tribe Metachirini Hershkovitz, 1992 ................................. 110 Metachirus Burmeister,1854..................................... 110 TribeDidelphiniGray,1821....................................... 113 Chironectes Illiger,1811........................................ 113 Didelphis Linnaeus, 1758 ....................................... 116 Lutreolina Thomas,1910 ....................................... 118 Philander Brisson, 1762 ........................................ 121 TribeThylamyiniHershkovitz,1992................................. 124 Chacodelphys Vossetal.,2004 ................................... 124 Cryptonanus Vossetal.,2005.................................... 126 Gracilinanus GardnerandCreighton,1989........................... 128 Lestodelphys Tate, 1934 ........................................ 131 Marmosops Matschie,1916...................................... 134 Thylamys Gray,1843.......................................... 138 Acknowledgments ................................................. 141 3
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