Crocidura leucodon (10.3897-evolsyst.5.67302) Figure 4
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Figure 4; Micro-CT scan of the head of the specimen; the ratio of the upper edge of the alveoles in the maxilla and the skull height above the canines (red square) is about 1:1. The crack in the middle of the skull is a result of the snap trap.
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- Klesser R, Jessen F, Ringenberg J, Preuß M, Kaiser T, Husemann M (2021) Return of the walking dead: First verified record of the shrew Crocidura leucodon (Hermann, 1780) in Hamburg, Germany. Evolutionary Systematics 5(1): 121-128.
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- Klesser R, Jessen F, Ringenberg J, Preuß M, Kaiser T, Husemann M (2021) Return of the walking dead: First verified record of the shrew Crocidura leucodon (Hermann, 1780) in Hamburg, Germany. Evolutionary Systematics 5(1): 121-128.
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