Garrido's hutia [SEP] IUCN conservation status
Garrido's hutia
Garrido's hutia ("Mysateles garridoi") is a critically endangered or possibly extinct species that is found in the Greater Antillean moist forests Global 200 ecoregion. Its previous range is thought to have included small islands in the Banco de los Jardins y Jardinillos of Canarreos Archipelago south of Cuba's Zapata Peninsula and east of the Isle of Youth. A single animal was collected around 1970 on Cayos Maja off of south-central Cuba. In 1989, two additional animals were captured alive in keys near Cayos Maja
(Archipélago de Sabana hutia)
- "Capromys pilorides" (Desmarest's hutia)
- Genus "Mesocapromys"
- "Mesocapromys angelcabrerai" (Cabrera's hutia)
- "Mesocapromys auritus" (eared hutia)
- "Mesocapromys melanurus" (black-tailed hutia)
- "Mesocapromys nanus" (dwarf hutia)
- "Mesocapromys sanfelipensis" (San Felipe hutia)
- Genus "Mysateles"
- "Mysateles garridoi" (Garrido's hutia)
- "Mysateles gundlachi"