This study reassesses the taxonomic status of the Malayan water shrew, Chimarrogale
hantu Harrison 1958 as a distinct species and reclassifies it as the genus Crossogale …

We investigated karyotypes, mitochondrial cytochrome b gene sequences, and cranial
morphometries of the water shrews Chimarrogale himalayica (Gray, 1842) and C …

Sri Lanka has a rich diversity of shrews: ten species in four genera, with two genera and five
species endemic to the island. In the current study we use complete cytochrome-b …

This study used a portion of the mitochondrial cytochrome b gene to investigate the
phylogenetic relationships of Suncus pygmy shrews and to help clarify the taxonomic status …

The six species and three subspecies in the genus Chimarrogale (Soricomorpha: Soricidae)
are commonly referred to as Asiatic water shrews. The Chimarrogale are the most widely …

Here we use nuclear and mitochondrial DNA sequence data, combined with morphometric
analyses, to clarify the systematic relationships and taxonomy of two complex species of …

ABSTRACT The Sri Lankan and Indian populations of the mountain shrew Suncus
montanus have hitherto been recognized as a single species, due to their similarity in size …

This study evaluates the taxonomic and phylogenetic position of S. fellowesgordoni with S.
malayanus, S. etruscus and S.'madagascariensis'. We reconfirm that S. fellowesgordoni is a …

In order to identify the zoogeographic origin of shrews (genusCrocidura) living on the
oceanic island of Sulawesi, 15 taxa from Southeast Asia and 1 from Europe were examined …

After nearly a decade of field inventories in which we preserved voucher specimens of the
small terrestrial mammals of Sulawesi, we combined qualitative and quantitative analyses of …