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Based on molecular data for mitochondrial (Cyt  b , COI) and nuclear (IRBP, GHR) genes, and morphological examinations of museum specimens, we examined diversity, species boundaries, and relationships within and between the murine genera    Chiromyscus    and    Niviventer   . Phylogenetic patterns recovered demonstrate that    Niviventer    sensu lato is not monophyletic but instead includes    Chiromyscus   chiropus   , the only previously recognized species of    Chiropus   . To maintain the genera    Niviventer    and    Chiropus    as monophyletic lineages, the scope and definition of the genus    Chiromyscus    is revised to include at least three distinct species:    Chiromyscus   chiropus    (the type species of    Chiromyscus   ),    C.   langbianis    (previously regarded as a species of    Niviventer   ), and a new species, described in this paper under the name    C.   thomasi    sp. n.

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Phylogenetic relationships in the    Niviventer   -   Chiromyscus    complex (  Rodentia  ,   Muridae  ) inferred from molecular data, with description of a new species