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The biochemical systematics of the Southern African Felidae
The classification of the family Felidae (cats) is problematical due to the conservative nature of their morphology. Some workers classify the family into as many as 20 genera (Ewer, 1973) while others divide it into three genera (Walker et al., 1964). Such studies have largely been based on morphol...
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Division of Chemical Pathology
2017
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