Tilcayo Cats:Mustelids/Coverage record
This collection covers the names on Wikipedia's mustelid work-group missing-article list, with an additional tayra overview. The list contains 12 entries and 13 linked names: two names refer to the same Cretan otter. It mixes species with nine tayra subspecies names.
Initial coverage: 13 Originals — 2 C-Class, 1 Start-Class and 10 Stub-Class. These grades describe the current accounts, not the maximum possible coverage. Further source-led expansion is welcome. The tayra name accounts do not establish nine distinct species or resolve disputed subspecies boundaries.
All Originals · Coverage and decisions · Article category · Retention policy
Completed original accounts
- Tayra — Start-Class
- Eira barbara barbara — Stub-Class
- Eira barbara biologiae — Stub-Class
- Eira barbara inserta — Stub-Class
- Eira barbara madeirensis — Stub-Class
- Eira barbara peruana — Stub-Class
- Eira barbara poliocephala — Stub-Class
- Eira barbara senex — Stub-Class
- Eira barbara senilis — Stub-Class
- Eira barbara sinuensis — Stub-Class
- Burmese ferret-badger — C-Class
- Cretan otter — C-Class
- Lutrogale palaeoleptonyx — Stub-Class
Alternate names
- Burmese Ferret Badger → Burmese ferret-badger
- Melogale personata → Burmese ferret-badger
- Large-toothed ferret-badger → Burmese ferret-badger
- Lutrogale cretensis → Cretan otter
- Cretan Otter → Cretan otter
- Isolalutra cretensis → Cretan otter
- Eira barbara → Tayra
Finite work record
Every requested name has an article or a documented route to its account. Do not regenerate these pages or requeue completed names. Name reconciliation is not evidence that a subject lacks scope for a richer article. Expansion should add supported information to the existing Original.
Taxonomic-name records were checked against Mammal Diversity Database version 2.5. Species-level synonym mapping was not treated as proof that a subspecies is invalid. The 2020 skull study and differing seven- and nine-name classifications are described in Tayra. Fossil interpretations are attributed; no unsupported extinction narrative was added.