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5 ) Macroscelidoidea — About 5 genera living in Africa ( Cape to Ethiopia and
Morocco ) . 6 ) Soricoidea – Four families : Nyctitheriidae , Soricidae , Talpidae ,
Nesophontidae formed and distributed in detail in this manner : A ) Nyctitheriidae
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5 ) Macroscelidoidea — About 5 genera living in Africa ( Cape to Ethiopia and
Morocco ) . 6 ) Soricoidea – Four families : Nyctitheriidae , Soricidae , Talpidae ,
Nesophontidae formed and distributed in detail in this manner : A ) Nyctitheriidae
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has B ) Infraorder Lorisiformes 4 ) Family Lorisidae — Two subfamilies living in
Africa and the Orient ( Lorisinae and Galaginae ) with 6 genera in Ceylon , India ,
the Philippines , Tropical Africa ; 1 genus , Indraloris ( Lorisinae ) in the Pliocene
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has B ) Infraorder Lorisiformes 4 ) Family Lorisidae — Two subfamilies living in
Africa and the Orient ( Lorisinae and Galaginae ) with 6 genera in Ceylon , India ,
the Philippines , Tropical Africa ; 1 genus , Indraloris ( Lorisinae ) in the Pliocene
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However , of these 9 major genera only 4 could be said to be genuinely sizeable
, namely , Amazona with 51 races , Aratinga with 48 , Pyrrhura with 35 , Ara with
21 . Forpus ( 19 races ) , Brotogeris ( 15 races ) , Pionus ( 14 races ) are next in ...
However , of these 9 major genera only 4 could be said to be genuinely sizeable
, namely , Amazona with 51 races , Aratinga with 48 , Pyrrhura with 35 , Ara with
21 . Forpus ( 19 races ) , Brotogeris ( 15 races ) , Pionus ( 14 races ) are next in ...
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