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Crocidura grayi, C. sicula
and C. olivieri
1) Shrew (Crocidura grayi)
The rare Crocidura grayi is only known from the islands of
Luzon and Mindoro, the Philippines.
(Photo by Andres L. Dans ©)
(Taken with permission; from: IUCN. 1995. Eurasian
Insectivores and Tree shrews - Status Survey and Conservation Action Plan.
IUCN, Gland, Switzerland. 108 pp.)
1) Sicilian Shrew (Crocidura
sicula)
The Sicilian shrew from Gozo occurs only on Sicily, Malta
and Egadi Island in the Mediterranean.
(Photo by Peter Vogel ©)
(Taken with permission; from: IUCN. 1995. Eurasian
Insectivores and Tree shrews - Status Survey and Conservation Action Plan.
IUCN, Gland, Switzerland. 108 pp.)
Caravan formation
1) African Giant Shrew (Crocidura
olivieri)
The African giant shrew from Bangui, Central African Republic.
This species has been recorded from Egypt.
(Photo by Tiziano Maddalena ©)
(Taken with permission; from: IUCN. 1995. Eurasian
Insectivores and Tree shrews - Status Survey and Conservation Action Plan.
IUCN, Gland, Switzerland. 108 pp.)
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