Somali sengi is not endemic to Somalia, but occurs in Djibouti; the paper includes exact locations and shows that it should be in its own genus.
Woolly flying squirrel recodred in Uttarkhand. The color of the animal seems very different from the ones I saw in Pakistan; I wonder if it’s a different subspecies.
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