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Clethrionomys Tilesius, 1850

Red-backed Voles
Clethrionomys Tilesius, 1850; , TS: Mus rutilus Pallas
Evotomys
Euotomys
Craseomys
Neoaschizomys
Glareomys Razorenova, 1952; , TS: Clethrionomys glareolus Schreber

Clethrionomys rutilus (Pallas, 1779)

NEU - N.Siberia (tundra), N.Kazakhstan, Altai, Manchuria, Korea, NA (tundra). See [About maps] Punamyyrä Northern Red-backed Vole
Mus rutilus Pallas, 1779; (East of the Ob, W.Siberia)
amurensis; (E.Siberia)
baikalensis
dorogostaiskii
hintoni
jacutensis
jochelsoni
latipes
latigriseus
lenaensis
mikado; (Hokkaido)
mollessonae
narymensis
otus
parvidens
rossicus
russatus
salairicus
tugarinovi
uralensis
vinogradovi
Evotomys rutilis volgensis Kaplanov & Raevskii, 1928; , TL: Kulakovo, Tver Province, Bezhetsk region, European Russia
Clethrionomys rjabovi Belyaneva, 1953; , TL: Zorin, Kaganovich region, valley of R. Budund, 100km from junction with R. Zeya, Amur Province, E. Siberia
Clethrionomys rutilus tundrensis Bolshakov & Shvartz, 1965; , TL: River Khadit, Yamal Peninsula, NW. Siberia
dawsoni Merrian, 1888; (Yukon, Canada)

Clethrionomys glareolus (Schreber, 1780)

EU, Asia Minor. See [About maps] Metsämyyrä Bank Vole
Mus glareolus Schreber, 1780; , TL: Island of Lolland, Denmark
alstoni; (Is. of Mull, Scotland)
britannicus; (England)
caesarius; (Jersey, Channel Is.)
centralis; (Tien Shan)
erica; (Is. of Raasay, Scotland)
frater; (Tien Shan)
fulvus
gorka
hallucis; (S. Italy)
helveticus
hercynicus
insulaebellae; (Belle Ile, France)
intermedius Burg
istericus; (Rumania)
italicus
jurassicus
?minor
nageri; (Alps)
norvegicus; (Norway)
ognevi
ponticus
pratensis
reinwaldti
riparia Yarrel
rubidus
rufescens
ruttneri
saianicus; (Sayan Mts)
skomerensis; (Skomer Is., Wales)
sobrus
suecicus
tomensis
vasconiae
vesanus
wasjuganensis; (W. Siberia)
Clethrionomys glareolus bernisi Rey, 1972; , TL: Valle de Valvanera, Sierra de la Demanda, Logrono, N. Spain
Clethrionomys glareolus bosniensis Martino, 1945; , TL: Lah, Sarajevo, Bosnia, Yugoslavia
Clethrionomys glareolus cantueli Saint Girons, 1969; , TL: Besse-en-Chandesse,Puy-de-Dôme, Auvergne, Massif Central, France
Clethrionomys glareolus curcio Lehmann, 1961; , TL: Camigliatello Silano, Calabria, Italy
Clethrionomys glareolus devius Stroganov & Turyeva, 1948; , TL: R.Petchora, W. Siberia
Clethrionomys glareolus garganicus Hagen, 1958; , TL: Umbra Forest, Monte Gargano, Italy (800 m)
Clethrionomys glareolus makedonicus Felten & Storch, 1965; , TL: Pelister Mt (1600m), near Bitola, Macedonia, Yugoslavia
Clethrionomys glareolus patrovi Martino, 1945; , TL: Lisic, Rugova, between Metohija and Montenegro
Clethrionomys glareolus pirinus Wolf, 1940; , TL: Bandariza Hut (between 1150 and 1800 m), Pirin Mts, Bulgaria
Clethrionomys glareolus variscicus Wettstein, 1954; , TL: Klein Perthenschlag, Waldviertel, Lower Austria

Clethrionomys rufocanus (Sundevall, 1846)

N.Palearctic. See [About maps] Harmaakuvemyyrä Grey Red-backed Vole
Hypudaeus rufocanus Sundevall, 1846; , TL: Lappmark, Sweden
arsenjevi
bargusinensis
bedfordiae; (Hokkaido)
irkutensis; (Irkutsk)
kamtschaticus; (Kamchatka)
kolymensis; (NE. Siberia)
kurilensis; (Paramushir Is., Kuriles)
latastei
sibirica
?sikotanensis; (Sikotan Is., Kuriles)
wosnessenskii
?yesomontanus

Clethrionomys rex Imaizumi, 1971

Japan. See [About maps] Clethrionomys rex Imaizumi, 1971; , TL: Kanrosen, Mt Rishiri, Rishiri Is, Hokkaido, Japan
Clethrionomys montanus Imaizumi, 1972; , TL: Mt Poroshiri, Hidaka Mts, Hokkaido, Japan (970 m)

Clethrionomys andersoni (Thomas, 1905)

Japan (Honshu). See [About maps] Evotomys andersoni Thomas, 1905; , TL: Tsunagi, near Morioka, Iwate Ken, N. Honshu, Japan
andersoni niigatae (Anderson, 1909); (Central Honshu)
Chlethrionomys imaizumii Jameson, 1961; , TL: Nachi Falls (300 ft), Wakayama-ken, S. Honshu, Japan

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