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- subocellatus = (Fairmaire, 1886) Synonyms Crossotus heimschi Peyerimhoff, 1922 Crossotus philippsi Gahan, 1896 Dichostates subocellatus Fairmaire, 1886...
- 1876 Teracolus xanthevarne Butler, 1876 Teracolus philippsi Butler, 1886 Teracolus evarne philippsi f. sharpei Aurivillius, 1910 Teracolus evarne f. extrema...
- Transcaucasia, except Talysh Mountains; north-western Iran) Callimorpha dominula philippsi Bartel, 1906 (Talysh Mountains, northern Iran, southern Turkmenistan)...
- Newnham, 1900 Deilephila elpenor argentea Burrau, 1950 Deilephila elpenor philippsi Niepelt, 1921 Deilephila elpenor tristis Lempke & Stolk, 1986 Deilephila...
- Tutt, 1892 Agrotis rufa Tutt, 1892 Agrotis brunnea Tutt, 1892 Agrotis philippsi Casparai, 1899 Agrotis ochronota (Hampson, 1903) Agrotis cyrnaea S****r...
- 1905) A. c. meneleki (Thomas, 1903) A. c. microdon (Pohle, 1920) A. c. philippsi (Hinton, 1921) Until recently the Congo clawless otter was considered...
- (Cape clawless otter) A. c. hindei A. c. meneleki A. c. microdon A. c. philippsi Sub-Saharan Africa Size: 72–95 cm (28–37 in) long, plus 40–60 cm (16–24 in)...
- represented a pliosaurid. In 1880, Sauvage named another species: Cetiosaurus philippsi. In 1955, Albert-Félix de Lapparent named Cetiosaurus mogrebiensis based...
- Closs, 1913 Celerio euphorbiae perfulva Schultz, 1911 Celerio euphorbiae philippsi Bandermann, 1929 Celerio euphorbiae restricta Rothschild & Jordan, 1903...
- 1905) A. c. meneleki (Thomas, 1903) A. c. microdon (Pohle, 1920) A. c. philippsi (Hinton, 1921) sub-Saharan Africa Size: Habitat: Diet:  NT  Congo clawless...