Finlayson's (variable) squirrel Callosciurus finlaysoni in Italy

Mammalia

Volumn 63, Issue 4, 1999, Pages 522-525

  Bertolino, S ^a   Currado, I ^a   Mazzoglio, P J ^a  

^a DiVaPRA Entomologia e Zoologia   (Italy)

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