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DescriptionM leucurus.jpg
English: Phaiomys leucurus from Plate on the page 271.
Date
Source
Nauchnye rezulʹtaty puteshestvīĭ N.M. Przhevalʹskago po T͡Sentralʹnoĭ Azīi, izdannye Imperatorskoi͡u akademīei͡u nauk. Tom I. Mammalia, written by Evgenij A. Büchner
Author
Gustav Mützel
(1839–1893)
Alternative names
Birth name: Gustav Ludwig Heinrich Mützel; G. Mützel; Gustav Mutzel
Description
German animal painter
Date of birth/death
7 December 1839
29 October 1893
Location of birth/death
Berlin
Berlin
Authority file
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LCCN: no90007426
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GND: 117179612
WorldCat
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Captions
Phaiomys leucurus
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