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	{{Taxobox
	\| name = ''Galerella''<ref name=msw3>{{MSW3 Wozencraft \| id = 14000523}}</ref>
	\| regnum = ]ia
	\| phylum = ]
	\| classis = ]
	\| ordo = ]
	\| familia = ]
	\| subfamilia = ]
	\| genus = '''''Galerella'''''
	\| genus_authority = ], 1864
	\| subdivision_ranks = Species
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	'''''Galerella''''' is a genus of ]s native to ], southern ], and southern ], commonly called the '''slender mongooses'''.<ref name=msw3/>
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	There are four species in this genus:<ref name=msw3/>
	* ], ''Galerella flavescens''
	* ], ''Galerella ochracea''
	* ], ''Galerella pulverulenta''
	* ], ''Galerella sanguinea''

	==References==
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