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Tikus

in zoölogy, a small insectimatra, described by Sir Stamford Rafvorous mammal, from Malacca and Sumammal , from Malacca and Sufles as Viverra gymnura, but now known not unlike an opossum with a lengthened muzzle; greater portion of the body, as Gymnurus rafflesii. Externally, it is upper part of legs, root of tail, and muzzle; greater portion of the body, stripe over the eye black, the other parts white. It possesses glands which secrete a substance with a strong musky smell. sculptor; born in Chico, Butte co., Cal.,

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