cheirogaleus การใช้

• It can be distinguished from its closest relative, " Cheirogaleus sp ."
• Furthermore, their research suggested the existence of three more new dwarf lemur species that they provisionally named " Cheirogaleus " sp.
• Three species of lemurs can be found in this reserve Microcebus rufus, Dwarf lemur ( " Cheirogaleus sp . " ) and Eulemur fulvus fulvus.
• Furthermore, on the basis of cheektooth morphology, the molars share strong affinities with those of the genus " Cheirogaleus " ( dwarf lemurs ).
• A few mammals in hot environments aestivate in times of drought or extreme heat, namely the fat-tailed dwarf lemur ( " Cheirogaleus medius " ).
• It was originally named by Dr . Albert G黱ther in 1875 as " Cheirogaleus trichotis " as part of the " Cheirogaleidae " family, or the dwarf lemurs.
• Like all sportive lemurs, they can easily be confused with woolly lemurs ( genus " Avahi " ), and sometimes with the much smaller dwarf lemurs ( genus " Cheirogaleus " ).
• The Lavasoa dwarf lemur ( " Cheirogaleus lavasoensis " ), a small, endemic to three small, isolated patches of forest on the southern slopes of the Lavasoa Mountains was named after the mountain itself.
• For the lesser dwarf lemur, " Cheirogaleus medius " ( the chapter link goes to the MSW3 web page for the species entry, while the title link goes to the Google Books preview for MSW3 ).
• British anatomist William Charles Osman Hill also favored this view in 1953, noting that despite its larger size ( comparable to " Cheirogaleus " ), its first upper premolar was proportionally small as in " Microcebus ".
• Social systems of " M . berthae " are more similar to the " Microcebus murinis " than the " Cheirogaleus medius ", i . e . Madame Berthe's mouse lemur is sexually promiscuous rather than monogamous.
• The first large wave of new lemur species descriptions came in 2000, when Colin Groves split two species of dwarf lemur ( " Cheirogaleus " ) into seven species while Rodin Rasoloarison and colleagues recognized seven species of mouse lemur in western Madagascar.
• It is predicted that gestation occurs at the beginning of the wet season ( November December ) and tha they give birth in January February; if their reproductive patterns are similar to other lemur species such as " Microcebus " and " Cheirogaleus ".
• Other, nocturnal lemurs of the Anjajavy Forest include three species of mouse lemur ( " Microcebus " spp . ), one species of sportive lemur ( " Lepilemur " sp . ) and the fat-tailed dwarf lemur ( Cheirogaleus medius ).
• The "'greater dwarf lemur "'( " Cheirogaleus major " ), or the "'Geoffroy's dwarf lemur "', is a lemur that is widely distributed over the primary and secondary forests near the eastern coast of Madagascar.
• He studied the lemur fauna, both extant and extinct, discovered the new family Megaladapidae ( Major 1893 ), genus and species of the extinct giant lemur " Megaladapis madagascariensis " ( Major 1893 ), and five new species in the genera " Lepilemur " and " Cheirogaleus ".
• Remains of both " Majoria rapeto " and " Hypogeomys boulei " fall at the upper end of the size range of the genus, indicating that they are referable to " P . madagascariensis " . and other material has been misidentified as of a dwarf lemur ( " Cheirogaleus " ).
• Although likely, the presence of extrapair copulations ( which exist in other pair-living nocturnal lemurs, e . g . the Masoala fork-marked lemur ( " Phaner furcifer " ) and the fat-tailed dwarf lemur ( " Cheirogaleus medius " ) ) has never been demonstrated in " Avahi " species.
• The genus " Mirza " was resurrected in 1982 by American paleoanthropologist Ian Tattersall to represent an intermediate branch between " Microcebus " and " Cheirogaleus ", citing the Coquerel's giant mouse lemur's significantly larger size than the largest " Microcebus " and Lemurs of Madagascar " by Conservation International.
• In southeastern rainforests, sympatric lemur species of " A . meridionalis " are the brown mouse lemur ( " Microcebus rufus " ), the greater dwarf lemur ( " Cheirogaleus major " ), the fat-tailed dwarf lemur ( " Cheirogaleus medius " ) and the collared brown lemur ( " Eulemur collaris " ) in Sainte Luce Forest, and the southern lesser bamboo lemur ( " Hapalemur meridionalis " ) in Mandena Forest.