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New records of a lost species and a geographic range expansion for sengis in the Horn of Africa

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By Beekes RSP, Bonaparte CL, Boyer DM, Seiffert ER
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Introduction The twenty extant species of elephant-shrews, more properly called sengis and more formally called macroscelideans, are African mammals that comprise the taxonomic order Macroscelidea. All sengi taxa are predominantly insectivorous feeders and all are small bodied with various species ranging from mouse-to-squirrel sizes (Heritage, 2018).
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