Zoologische Mededelingen, 85 (November 2011)W. Bergmans: An annotated list of mammal type specimens in the collections of the former Zoological Museum of the University of Amsterdam (1890-2010)
Results: An annotated list of mammal types in the ZMA

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ORDER RODENTIA

Family Sciuridae

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Prosciurillus weberi (Jentink, 1890)
Sciurus weberi Jentink, 1890: 115, pl. VIII, pl. X figs 1-3.
Paralectotypes.— 1 ♀ (?), mounted skeleton, near Palopo (2°59’S, 120°11’E), Luwu, Sulawesi, Indonesia, ii.1889, coll. M.W.C. Weber, ZMA 11.237. 1 ♀ (?), mounted specimen, skull, near Palopo, Luwu, Sulawesi, Indonesia, coll. M.W.C. Weber, ZMA 11.328.

Notes.— The indication of the sex on the old labels of these specimens is equivocal. Their collecting date has been quoted earlier as 1888, but Weber visited Palopo in February 1889. Musser, Durden, Holden & Light (2010) designated the lectotype and confirmed the paralectotype status of the two ZMA specimens.

Family Cricetidae

Calomys hummelincki (Husson, 1960)
Baiomys hummelincki Husson, 1960: 34, fig. 7a-d.
Paratypes.— 1 juvenile ♀, alc., skull, west of Baranca Corrá (or Corá; 12°29’N, 69°56’W), Aruba, 4.vi.1930, coll. and leg. P. Wagenaar Hummelinck, ZMA 1564. 1 juvenile ♂, alc., near Seroe Blanco (12°31’N, 70°02’W) at point 62.8, Aruba, 1.vii.1930, coll. and leg. P. Wagenaar Hummelinck, ZMA 1570. Remains of skull from owl pellet, Cave of Savonet (12°21’N, 69°06’W), Cueba Bossa, northwestern Curaçao, 10.i.1959, coll. and don. J.H. Stock, ZMA 2480.

Note.— The meaning of “point 62.8” is not known to the author.

Family Muridae

Mus musculus Linnaeus, 1758
Mus wagneri rotans Droogleever Fortuyn, 1912: 189.
Type material.— Recently, ten type specimens of Mus wagneri rotans were discovered in the ZMA collection. They will be registered, described as lectotype and paralectotypes respectively, and discussed in a forthcoming paper by Cruz (in prep.).

Family Anomaluridae

Anomalurus pelii (Schlegel & Müller, 1845)
Anomalurus pelii peralbus Schunke & Hutterer, 2005: 327.
Holotype.— 1 ♀, skin, skull, Gueboua (5°59’N, 5°41’W), Ivory Coast, 20.x.1970, coll. L.J.R. Bellier # A9013, ZMA 21.275.
Paratypes.— 8 ♂♂, 5 ♀♀, 34 of unknown sex, skins of 47 and skulls of 45 specimens, Gueboua (5°59’N, 5°41’W), Ivory Coast; 16.x.1970 / 25.xi.1970, coll. L.J.R. Bellier # A2987-A2992, A2996, A9009, A9011, A9012, A9022-A9024, A9043-A9046, A9048, A9096-A9101, A9171, A9172, A9108, A9109, A9113-A9122, ZMA 21.264-21.270, 21.272-21.274, 21.276-21.289, 21.293-21.306; and 18.v.1973, coll. J. Vissault # A9574-A9582, ZMA 21.307-21.315.

Family Hystricidae

Atherurus macrourus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Atherurus retardatus Mohr, 1964: 105, fig. 5.
Paratype.— ♀, skin, skull, bones, [Asia], received by the Amsterdam Zoo via a trader on 6.vi.1959, deceased 22.xi.1962, ZMA 5092.

Notes.— Mohr (1964) refers to this specimen as “Mus. Amsterdam 5292”, which should be ZMA 5092.