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, plate 24.
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locality is “eastern slope of Abysinnia”; probably Massawa (cf.
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), today in
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recognized eight subspecies but also noted that subspecific classification is uncertain.
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Etymology.
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is Greek for “dry”; “called from the character of the fur, which is harsh and often spiny” (
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). Species name
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is Latin for “red” or “golden red” in allusion to the colouration of the pelage.
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Diagnosis.
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is a medium-sized member of the subtribe
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and the only one with a plain, unstriped pelage (
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). The ears are moderately large, with the tragus present. Metatarsal pads are absent (
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). Females have posterior abdominal and the inguinal pairs of nipples (four nipples totally). The baculum (length=
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) is typified by a wide and spearhead-shaped upper surface of the blade and a low dorsal median crest (
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). Skull is moderately wide (
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) and the 3
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upper premolar is absent (
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); the jugal bone is bluntly truncated against the lacrimal.
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Distribution. Endemic to a Somali-Masai savannah (
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), occupying dry bushland and savannah in
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,
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,
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,
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,
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and eastern
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(
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) (
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). A century ago reported for Sinkat (
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) in what is today
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, but current presence in
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questioned by
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Remark.
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is reviewed in
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and
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