Titlebook: Lemur Biology; Ian Tattersall,Robert W. Sussman Book 1975 Plenum Press, New York 1975 adaptation.anatomy.biology.ecology.evolution.fauna.p

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Body Temperatures and Behavior of Captive Cheirogaleidsort here the preliminary results of a laboratory study conducted in an effort to determine possible daily or annual patterns of change in the body temperatures or behavior of the lesser mouse lemur, ., and the fat-tailed dwarf lemur, ..

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History of Study of the Malagasy Lemurs, with Notes on Major Museum Collections visitors should not have reported their impressions of the island’s unique primates. However, the earliest extant record of these animals appeared as late as 1658, when Etienne de Flacourt published his .. This remarkable work, the fruit of several years’ sojourn at Fort Dauphin, contains several r

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Development and Eruption of the Premolar Region of Prosimians and Its Bearing on Their Evolutionperhaps the most important traditional avenue of comparative investigation. That dental morphology has been so greatly relied on in paleontological studies is not surprising, as teeth survive the processes of fossilization far better and much more frequently than do other parts of the skeleton. The

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Dentition of , and the Evolution of Lemuriform Primatesips of the Malagasy lemurs to other primates. The known fossil forms are at most 3000–4000 years old (Tattersall, 1973.), which makes them virtual contemporaries rather than ancestors of the living species. The only adequately known fossil primates possibly related to the ancestry of the lemurs are

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Notes on the Cranial Anatomy of the Subfossil Malagasy Lemursscientific attention (Major, 1894). Since that time, the subfossil remains of some six genera and 12 species of extinct lemuroids have been recovered in Madagascar, many of them represented by quite abundant material.

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