-
years ago to
possibly as late as 4.2
million years ago. The
species S.
syrticus is
known from the
Sahabi site in Libya,
dating to
around 6.8–5.3 million...
- The sand
gerbil (Gerbillus
syrticus) is
distributed mainly in
northeastern Libya. Less than 250
individuals are
thought to be left in existence. It is...
-
Gerbillus principulus Least gerbil,
Gerbillus pusillus Sand gerbil,
Gerbillus syrticus Waters's gerbil,
Gerbillus watersi Subgenus Gerbillus Berbera gerbil, Gerbillus...
-
South Africa Euspar****us
shefteli Chamberlin, 1916 – Peru Euspar****us
syrticus Simon, 1909 –
Tunisia Euspar****us
tuckeri Lawrence, 1927 – Angola, Namibia...
- prin****l
gerbil (G. principulus)
least gerbil (G. pusillus) sand
gerbil (G.
syrticus)
vivacious gerbil (G. vivax)
Gerbillus n**** and
Gerbillus amoenus Waters's...
- perpallidus),
lesser short-tailed
gerbil (G. simoni), sand
gerbil (G.
syrticus), fat-tailed
gerbil (Pachyuromys duprasi) and Shaw's jird (Meriones shawi)...
- tons) in body m****.
Another one
enormous proboscidean is
Stegotetrabelodon syrticus, over 4 m (13 ft) in
height and 11 to 12 t (12.1 to 13.2
short tons) in...
- the
Early Pleistocene,
after a
period of
temporal overlap. "Leptobos"
syrticus from
Libya likely belongs in a
different genus.
Leptobos brevicornis (China)...
-
chromosome pairs (2n = 2x = 18). D. capillifolius, D.
sahariensis and D.
syrticus are the
other members of the
genus with 2n = 18,
whereas D.
muricatus (2n...
-
aldabrae Ectatoderus nigriceps Ectatoderus squamiger Ornebius stenus Ornebius syrticus Parn****os
stone gr****hopper (Glyph**** obtusus)
Groovy stone gr****hopper...
