I have never read that before (not saying its wrong). I think I read once of
the sub-family Eublepharinae containing Aleurosclabotes in it. I think this
account also listed Aeluroscalabotes felinus multituberculatus as a seperate
species. Unfortunately, I cannot recall where I saw this and for that
matter, any information on the sub-species.
--Daniel
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