File:Canariomys tamarani restoration.jpg
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English: Life restoration of the Gran Canaria giant rat (Canarios tamarani), a 50 cm murid rodent that lived in the island of Gran Canaria (Canary Islands) until the arrival of humans to the archipelago. |
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| Author | El fosilmaníaco |
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