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Português: toupeira morta e em decomposição, com boa visibilidade da sua dentição de predador e das suas patas possum em pt:Coimbra, Portugal
English: Dead mole in decomposition process illustrating the digging claws and the dentition of a carnivore predator in Coimbra, Portugal
Deutsch: Foto eines toten, verrottenden Maulwurfes, was sehr schön die Grabschaufeln und das Gebiss des fleischfressenden Jägers zeigt in de:Coimbra, Portugal
Date 27 March 2005
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