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The paper reports the discovery and formal description of a previously unrecognized mole species from the Sierra del Carmen in northern Mexico, based on a single adult male specimen. It presents a diagnostic account of external and cranial features, precise measurements, and comparisons with nearby Scalopus taxa—particularly Scalopus aquaticus and S. inflatus—to justify specific rank and note geographic isolation. The author describes the capture context and habitat, discusses regional faunal scarcity, and reviews the literature and locality evidence for the Texas form S. a. texanus before providing a formal description and measurements.
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