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Author: Mohamed Amezian

HomePosted by Mohamed Amezian
19 May 2020
Africa
Algeria

Saharan Cheetah photographed in Algeria (2020)

After more than a decade since the last sighting, the Saharan Cheetah was observed again in Ahaggar, southern of Algeria in March 2020. This was in the context of a project by Gove

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22 March 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Moroccosand cat

First sighting of Sand Cat at Merzouga, Morocco, in the 21st century

Sand Cat sighted at Merzouga for the first time in more than two decades. Observations of Sand Cats in Tafilalt region (and also at Figuig to the north-east) are so rare that some

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5 March 2019
Australasia
dingotaxonomy

Australian dingo is a valid and distinct taxon

A new paper just published in Zootaxa suggested that the Australian dingo should be treated as a distinct species: Canis dingo. This came after another paper published in the same

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13 June 2018
Europe and the Palearctic
MoroccoNorth AfricaStriped Ground Squirrel

The isolated Striped Ground Squirrel in Morocco

The most known and widespread squirrel in Morocco is the Barbary Ground Squirrel (Atlantoxerus getulus) which is endemic to Northwest Africa (Morocco and western Algerian). There i

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