Supplementary material - Conservation status, protected area coverage of Ctenomys (Rodentia, Ctenomyidae) species and molecular identification of a population in a national park

Supplementary Online Material 1. Interactive map showing Ctenomys Distribution Areas (DAs), Protected Areas (PAs) and their intersection. To avoid an excessively large file, we retained PAs within the limtis of the distribution of the genus.

Supplementary Table 1. List
of all Protected Areas overlapped with Ctenomys
species.

Supplementary Table 2. Classification, DNA sequence accession
numbers, and cyt-b coding sequence length of all samples used in this study.

Supplementary File 1. Shapes of Ctenomys dorbignyi, C. perrensi, C. roigi, C. pearsoni and
C. rionegrensis based on a recent
assessment coordinated by the Argentinean Society for the Study of Mammals
(SAREM) and the National Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MAyDS), in which DAC and MSR have taken
part.

Supplementary File 2. Cytochrome b nucleotide alignment
of 103 Ctenomys and 3 outgroup
sequences used in the phylogenetic analysis.

Supplementary File 3. Cytochrome b nucleotide alignment
of 103 Ctenomys, 2 partial sequences
of C. yolandae and 3 outgroup
sequences used in the phylogenetic analysis.

Supplementary Figure 1.
Pelage patterns of a) Ctenomys
rionegrensis. Specimens
deposited at the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales Bernardino Rivadavia, Ciudad
de Buenos Aires, Argentina. b) Ctenomys
rionegrensis. Specimen
captured and released at the Pre-Delta National Park. c) Ctenomys yolandae. Specimens (N°182, 699, 455, 696) deposited in
the Museo Florentino Ameghino, Santa Fe, Argentina.