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Systematics

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The current taxonomic content of the family Echimyidae has been reshaped over time, and its organization into coherent units stems from two realizations. The first is that cladistic approaches applied to morphological characters showed that many traits used to define taxa were plesiomorphic or homoplastic. The second realization came from the advent of phylogenetic analyses of DNA sequence and protein sequence data with probability methods — maximum likelihood and Bayesian inference —, leading to the identification of robust clades and the recognition of higher categorical ranks.[1][2]

Describe subfamilies and tribes:

Comparison between molecular-based[1][2] and traditional[3][4] systematics
for extant Echimyidae and Capromyidae genera.
Genera Vernacular names Molecular-based subfamilies Molecular-based tribes Traditional systematics
Echimys arboreal spiny rats Echimyinae Echimyini Echimyinae
Phyllomys Atlantic tree-rats Echimyinae Echimyini Echimyinae
Makalata Echimyinae Echimyini Echimyinae
Pattonomys Echimyinae Echimyini Echimyinae
Toromys giant tree-rat Echimyinae Echimyini Echimyinae
Diplomys Echimyinae Echimyini Echimyinae
Santamartamys red-crested tree-rat Echimyinae Echimyini Echimyinae
Isothrix toros or brush-tailed rats Echimyinae Echimyini Echimyinae
Dactylomys bamboo rats Echimyinae Echimyini Dactylomyinae
Olallamys olalla rats Echimyinae Echimyini Dactylomyinae
Kannabateomys Atlantic bamboo rat Echimyinae Echimyini Dactylomyinae
Lonchothrix tuft-tailed spiny tree-rat Echimyinae Echimyini Eumysopinae
Mesomys spiny tree-rats Echimyinae Echimyini Eumysopinae
Callistomys painted tree-rat Echimyinae Myocastorini Echimyinae
Myocastor coypu Echimyinae Myocastorini Myocastoridae
Thrichomys punaré Echimyinae Myocastorini Eumysopinae
Hoplomys armored rat Echimyinae Myocastorini Eumysopinae
Proechimys spiny rats Echimyinae Myocastorini Eumysopinae
Trinomys Atlantic spiny rats Euryzygomatomyinae Eumysopinae
Euryzygomatomys guiara Euryzygomatomyinae Eumysopinae
Clyomys Euryzygomatomyinae Eumysopinae
Carterodon Owl's spiny rat Incertae sedis Eumysopinae
Plagiodontia Capromyinae Plagiodontini Capromyidae
Geocapromys Capromyinae Capromyini Capromyidae
Mesocapromys Capromyinae Capromyini Capromyidae
Mysateles Capromyinae Capromyini Capromyidae
Capromys Desmarest's hutia Capromyinae Capromyini Capromyidae

Phylogeny

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The phylogenetic tree of the Echimyidae shows a major split between the subfamily Echimyinae and an assemblage containing the Euryzygomatomyinae, Carterodon, and the Capromyidae. The first major clade contains a majority of arboreal genera (e.g., Phyllomys, Dactylomys, and Mesomys), a few terrestrial taxa (e.g., Proechimys), and a subaquatic one (Myocastor). The second major clade includes fossorial genera (e.g., Euryzygomatomys or Carterodon), a terrestrial one (Trinomys), and members inhabiting the Caribbean islands (Capromyidae).

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Genus-level cladogram of the Echimyidae (including members of the family Capromyidae).
Echimyidae
Euryzygomatomyinae
         

  Trinomys

  Carterodon

Capromyidae
  Plagiodontini

  Plagiodontia

  Capromyini
         

  Geocapromys

         

  Capromys

Echimyinae
Myocastorini
         
         

  Thrichomys

Echimyini
         

  Isothrix

 
         
         
         
         

  Pattonomys

  Toromys

         

  Makalata

  "Dactylomyines"
         

  Kannabateomys

The cladogram has been reconstructed from mitochondrial and nuclear DNA characters.[5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][2] The green bar shows the polyphyly of the arboreal taxa, due to closer affinities of Callistomys with Myocastorini rather than with Echimyini. The red bar shows the polyphyly of the fossorial taxa, due to closer affinities of Carterodon with Capromyidae rather than with Euryzygomatomyinae.


With sub-templates

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Echimyidae
Echimyinae
Echimyini
Echimyini 
         

  Isothrix

  "Eumysopines"  
         
         
         
         

  Pattonomys

  Toromys
  (Giant tree-rat)

         

  Makalata

Myocastorini
Myocastorini  
         

  Thrichomys (punaré)

         
         

  Hoplomys (armored rat)

  Proechimys

Unnamed clade
  Octodontoidea  
Euryzygomatomyinae
         

  Trinomys (Atlantic spiny rats)

         

  Clyomys

  Euryzygomatomys (guiaras)

  Carterodon (Owl's spiny rat)

Capromyidae
  Plagiodontini  

  Plagiodontia

  Capromyini  

  Geocapromys

         
         

  Capromys (Desmarest's hutia)

         

  Mesocapromys

  Mysateles

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