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Tapecomys primus Anderson & Yates, 2000 is a species of rodent recorded only in the Yungas forests of Argentina and Bolivia. The original description was based on two specimens, an adult and a juvenile, from one locality in southern Bolivia (Tapecua, 1500 m, 21°26' S, 63°55' W, Department of Tarija). The second record for the species and first mention for Argentina was published recently by Barquez et al. (2006), based on a young specimen collected at “Finca Las Capillas, cercanías de Arroyo Los Matos y Ruta Provincial 20, 1200 m, 24o04' S, 65o08' O, Jujuy Province”. This rare genus was known until now, from these two localities and three specimens.

Mammalia, Rodentia, Cricetidae, Tapecomys primus Anderson and Yates, 2000: new locality record