English: Color plate of Indian giant squirrel subspecies Sciurus indicus bengalensis (top) and Sciurus indicus malabaricus (bottom) from the article, "The large Indian squirrel (Sciurus indicus erx.) and its local races or sub-species," by W. T. Blanford F. R. S. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society, 1898, 11:298-305. Scanned from original copy by Fowler&fowler«Talk» 15:49, 27 October 2007 (UTC)
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2007-10-27 16:01 Fowler&fowler 706×1200× (82273 bytes) Color plate of Indian giant squirrel subspecies ''Sciurus indicus bengalensis'' (top) and ''Sciurus indicus malabaricus'' (bottom) from the article, "The large Indian squirrel (''Sciurus indicus erx.'') and its local races or sub-species," by W. T. Blanf
2007-10-27 15:56 Fowler&fowler 2653×4508× (3396888 bytes) Color plate of Indian giant squirrel subspecies ''Sciurus indicus bengalensis'' (top) and ''Sciurus indicus malabaricus'' (bottom) from the article, "The large Indian squirrel (''Sciurus indicus erx.'') and its local races or sub-species," by W. T. Blanf
2007-10-27 15:47 Fowler&fowler 1295×2201× (1302783 bytes) Color plate of Indian giant squirrel subspecies ''Sciurus indicus bengalensis'' (top) and ''Sciurus indicus malabaricus'' (bottom) from the article, "The large Indian squirrel (''Sciurus indicus erx.'') and its local races or sub-species," by W. T. Blanf
2007-10-26 20:14 Fowler&fowler 776×1200× (84961 bytes) Color plate of Indian giant squirrel subspecies ''Sciurus indicus bengalensis'' (top) and ''Sciurus indicus malabaricus'' (bottom) from the article, "The large Indian squirrel (''Sciurus indicus erx.'') and its local races or sub-species," by W. T. Blanf
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