File:Elephantulus edwardii Smith 1839.tif
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English: Drawing of Elephantulus edwardii from the species description by Andrew Smith 1839 (under the taxon name Macroscelides edwardii), published in: Andrew Smith: Illustrations of the Zoology of South Africa. Mammalia London, 1839 (plate 14) ([1])
Deutsch: Zeichnung von Elephantulus edwardii aus der Erstbeschreibung von Andrew Smith 1839 (unter dem Namen Macroscelides edwardii), published in: Andrew Smith: Illustrations of the Zoology of South Africa. Mammalia London, 1839 (Tafel 14) ([2]) |
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Source | Andrew Smith: Illustrations of the Zoology of South Africa. Mammalia London, 1839 (plate 14) |
Author | Mr. Ford |
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