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On the question of the genus-name Geogale aletris Butler and Hopwood 1957 ( Mammalia , Insectivora ) from the East African Miocene .

When Butler and Hopwood (1957) named the fossil Geogale aletris from the Kenyan Miocene, congeneric with the recent Malagasy species Geogale aurita, they created a sensation by extending the distribution of Geogale into the African mainland, where it had been long extinct. Another discovery in 1969 included not only the fragment of a G. aletris maxilla but also a mandibular fragment with a tooth preserving a better-preserved molar talonid (Butler, pers. comm.). According to Butler (1978) G. aletris is too specialized to comprise a possible ancestor of the Tenrecidae prior to their radiation in Madagascar. For this reason Butler proposes a separate colonization event for Geogale apart from the remaining Tenrecidae.