IUCN threat status:

Least Concern (LC)

Distribution

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Ctenomys talarum is a South American rodent found only in eastern Argentina. They are also known as Talas tuco-tucos. Three subspecies are morphologically similar and are distinguished only by the specific region which each occupies: C. t. occidentalis along the eastern border of the province of La Pampa; C. t. recessus along the southern coast; and C. t. talarum along the eastern coast of the province of Buenos Aires. (Justo, De Santis, and Kin, 2003)

 

Biogeographic Regions: Neotropical; Neotropical :: Native

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