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Maria Nazareth Ferreira da Silva is a zoologist from Manaus, Brazil.
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Da Silva has, for many years, specialised in the study of Amazonian mammals. She has described several new species of mammals, most of which are rodents:
- Metachirus aritanai , the Aritana's brown four-eyed opossum [1]
- Saguinus kulina , the Kulinas' mustached tamarin [2]
- Plecturocebus grovesi , the Alta Floresta titi [3]
- Cacajao ayresi , the Aracá uakari [4]
- Cacajao hosomi , the Neblina uakari [5]
- Coendou ichillus , the Streaked dwarf porcupine [6]
- Coendou roosmalenorum , the Roosmalen's dwarf porcupine [7]
- Mesomys occultus , the Tufted-tailed spiny tree-rat [8]
- Proechimys echinothrix , the Stiff-spine spiny rat [9] [10]
- Proechimys gardneri , the Gardner's spiny rat [9] [11]
- Proechimys kulinae , the Kulina spiny rat. [9]
- Proechimys pattoni , the Patton's spiny rat [9]
- Neacomys aletheia , the Upper Juruá bristly mouse [12]
- Neacomys elieceri , the Eliécer's bristly mouse [13]
- Neacomys jau , the Jaú bristly mouse [14]
- Neacomys marajoara , the Marajó bristly mouse [15]
- Neacomys minutus , the Minute bristly mouse [16]
- Neacomys musseri , the Musser's bristly mouse [17]
- Neacomys vossi , the Voss's bristly mouse [18]
- Neacomys xingu , the Xingu bristly mouse [19]
- Rhipidomys gardneri , the Gardner's climbing mouse [20]
She has written, and contributed to, many papers and articles on the subject, and currently works for the National Institute of Amazonian Research.
