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Two New Species on Tumaren

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On our last safari we found two new species on Tumaren not yet recorded: The Rufous Elephant Shrew (Elephantulus rufescens)

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Bushbuck (Tragelaphus scriptus)

Natural HistoryjamieOctober 24, 2006elephant shrew, laikipia, natural history, sengi
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ConservationjamieOctober 24, 2006herpetology, laikipia, laikipia conservation, snake
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