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Hemiechinus Fitzinger, 1866

Hemiechinus Fitzinger, 1866; , TS: Erinaceus platyotis
Ericius
Erinaceolus
Mesechinus Ognev, 1951; , TS: Erinaceus dauricus

Hemiechinus auritus (Gmelin, 1770)

E.Mediterranean (N.Libya, Egypt), Cyprus, Asia Minor - SW.Asia - Gobi Desert, Sinkiang, NW.India. See [About maps] Long-eared Hedgehog Pitkäkorvasiili
Erinaceus auritus Gmelin, 1770; , TL: Astrakan, S.E. Russia

H. a. auritus Gmelin, 1770

caspicus
aegyptius; (Egypt)
brachyotis
calligoni; (Transcaucasia)
chorassanicus; (Kopet Dagh)
frontalis
insularis; (Island of Barsa Kelmes, Aral Sea)
?homalacanthus
libycus
major
minor
persicus; (Iran)
platyotis
russowi
syriacus; (Palestine)
turanicus
turkestanicus
Hemiechinus auritus metwallyi Setzer, 1957; a 6, TL: Tell Basta, Zagazig, Sharquiya Prov, Egypt

H. a. albulus Stoliczka, 1872

auritus albulus Stoliczka, 1872; , TL: Yarkand, Sinkiang
alashanicus; (Ala Shan)
turfanicus; (Chami, Sinkiang)
holderei; (Mongolia)

H. a. megalotis (Blyth, 1845)

auritus megalotis (Blyth, 1845); , TL: Afghanistan

H. a. collaris (Gray, 1830)

grayi
indicus
spatangus

Hemiechinus dauuricus (Sundevall, 1842)

Eastern Gobi Desert (Baikal - Shensi). See [About maps] Daurian Hedgehog
Erinaceus dauuricus Sundevall, 1842; , TL: Dauuria, Transbaikalia
hughi; (Shensi)
miodon
przewalskii; (N. China)
sibiricus
sibiricus Erxleben, 1777

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• Nisäkäshavaintojen kerääjät Suomessa; (in Finnish only, various contacts for mammals observations within Finland)

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