However, Geoffroy's revision was argued to be valid in 2001 by D. Kock; books like "Mammal Species of the World" and "Mammals of Africa" follow Kock and use the name "aegyptiacus".
Books like "Mammal Species of the World" and "Mammals of Africa" follow Kock and use the name "aegyptiacus". However, Geoffroy's revision was argued to be valid in 2001 by D. Kock.
However, Geoffroy's revision was argued to be valid in 2001 by D. Kock. Books like "Mammal Species of the World" and "Mammals of Africa" follow Kock and use the name "aegyptiacus".
However, Geoffroy's revision was argued to be valid in 2001 by D. Kock. Books like "Mammal Species of the World" and "Mammals of Africa" follow Kock and use the name "aegyptiacus".