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• W3176501506 abstract "Abstract Until a few years ago, the “monito del monte” ( Dromiciops gliroides ) was considered the sole surviving species of Microbiotheria, the sister group of Australidelphia (Australian marsupials). However, the recent identification of a new species relegated to the northern range ( Dromiciops bozinovici ) and newly discovered populations of Dromiciops beyond the known limits for the geographic range demands for new studies in extreme locations. In this report, we describe the northernmost population of D . bozinovici at a high Andean location (Reserva Nacional Altos de Lircay [RNAL], which represents a record of Dromiciops distribution both in latitude [35° S] and in altitude [1696 m a.s.l.]). We live‐trapped individuals, performed behavioral observations, and extracted mtDNA (Cytb) for analyzing phylogenetic affinities. Together with confirming the phylogenetic position of RNAL within the D . bozinovici clade, interesting aspects of this isolated population arose, such as the sympatry with a didelphid marsupial ( Thylamys elegans ), and phylogenetic closeness with populations 300 km southward coastal. Our trapping effort yielded approximately 9.3 individuals/ha, which is relatively high compared with other small mammal populations, but typical for Dromiciops . Using in situ thermographic imaging during a night transect, we detected free‐ranging animals running vertically at ~3.6 km/h through the logs of mature trees ( Nothofagus pumilio ), which is fast compared with other small runners (e.g., cursorial rodents), and also compared with Dromiciops from other locations. We compared the critical time to escape, of RNAL individuals which resulted significantly higher than Dromiciops from Nahuelbuta and Valdivia, suggesting that animals from RNAL are more tolerant to human presence than other populations, which is probably due to the high level of isolation of this population. According to the IUCN the northernmost distribution of Dromiciops reaches Cauquenes, thus this report extends the distribution in 120 km to the North East. Interesting aspects, such as hibernation at freezing temperatures and the existence of a viable D . bozinovici population northward of RNAL, warrant further research on this interesting location." @default.
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• W3176501506 title "Natural history of the relict marsupial Monito del Monte at the most extreme altitudinal and latitudinal location" @default.
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