Species of elephant shrew living in Africa
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The Stuhlmann's sengi or white-tailed sengi (Rhynchocyon stuhlmanni) is a species of elephant shrew that lives in the forests and savannas of Africa. It was discovered in 1893 and declared a new species. In the 1960s, however, it was downgraded to a subspecies of checkered sengi ("Rhynchocyon cirnei"). In 2018, following genetic tests, scientists re-evaluated the mammal as a full species again.
The sengi is named after Franz Stuhlmann, a German zoologist, whose name is also found on a variety of other Central African species and subspecies, including Stuhlmann's golden mole ("Chrysochloris stuhlmanni"), Stuhlmann's double-collared sunbird ("Cinnyris stuhlmanni"), Stuhlmann's starling ("Poeoptera stuhlmanni"), Stuhlmann's weaver ("Ploceus baglafecht stuhlmanni"), and Stuhlmann's blue monkey ("Cercopithecus mitis stuhlmanni").
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