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The genus  Andalgalomys  Williams and Mares, 1978 includes three species of small phyllotine rodents:  Andalgalomys olrogi  Williams and Mares, 1978;  Andalgalomys pearsoni  (Myers, 1977); and  Andalgalomys roigi  Mares and Braun, 1996. These mice are distributed from southeastern Bolivia and western Paraguay to west-central Argentina, occupying mostly semi-desert environments, such as the Dry Chaco and High Monte. Available phylogenetic analysis of DNA sequences suggests that  Andalgalomys olrogi  and  Andalgalomys roigi , which also share the same diploid complement, constitute the same species. We tested this hypothesis through a qualitative and quantitative morphological approach, in order to integrate different lines of evidence. Based on the largest sample analyzed to date, we found that some of the supposedly diagnostic traits of both  Andalgalomys olrogi  and  Andalgalomys roigi  (e.g., dorsal coloration) are more variable than previously documented. In addition, principal component analysis failed to separate  Andalgalomys olrogi  from  Andalgalomys roigi  in the multivariate space, although clearly segregate  Andalgalomys pearsoni  from these two taxa. Based on these findings, plus previous evidence, we consider  Andalgalomys roigi  as a junior synonym of  Andalgalomys olrogi .

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Taxonomic reassessment of the chaco mice of the genus  Andalgalomys  Williams and Mares, 1978 (Rodentia, cricetidae) with a redefinition of  Andalgalomys olrogi  Williams and Mares, 1978