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Iraq Tag

HomePosts tagged "Iraq"
15 March 2022
Europe and the Palearctic
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Nesokia bunnii

Recently we published a sight record of enigmatic (and once considered extinct) long-tailed bandicoot rat in Iraq. Turns out our Iranian colleagues obtained a specimen just a few k

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2 July 2021
Europe and the Palearctic
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Middle East trip, report 1

I just spent a few days in the Middle East looking for various rodents and other (mostly small) mammals. I broke the trip report into two parts. Here is the first part: Syria, Iraq

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12 April 2021
Europe and the Palearctic
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Middle East RFE

Dear All, Looks like I might be able to do a Jon Hall-style quick trip to Syria (Aleppo area), Iraq (SE part, including the marshes and the western desert), Libya (Cyrenaica), and

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7 September 2020
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Assorted news

A few news bits: 1. A review of Chiroderma bats. Compared to HBW/IUCN version, it considers vizottoi a subspecies of doriae, but splits scopaeum and gorgasi as full species. 2. How

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16 August 2015
Asia
Iraq

Iraq

I haven’t been to Iraq.

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