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As with the
Gray Mouse Lemur, I think that almost all of these articles are looking at this species as a
model organism for the many
true lemur species, especially since its range is located within a day's drive of
Berenty Private Reserve, one of the major research locations in southern Madagascar. However, I'm sure I can pull some interesting tidbits and sprinkle them into the article. Otherwise, the gory details will probably be reserved for the upcoming re-write of
True lemur. I hope you agree. – VisionHolder «
talk »20:22, 26 February 2010 (UTC)reply
Thank you for the comments. I have fixed the first 2 issues, and after reviewing the newer lemur books I have recently acquired, as well as searching the literature on Google Scholar, I have not been able to find anything specific to this species. I guess I could mention general lemur predators, but otherwise this apparently has not been studied in this species. – VisionHolder «
talk »00:49, 13 March 2010 (UTC)reply
No problem, if the information isn't available, then it isn't available.
please give more details on who originally described the species (& who he was), what publication it was in, a link to the prologue if available online
link subspecies
"…the Collared Brown Lemur was promoted to full species status in 2001 by biological anthropologist Colin Groves." details? What were his justifications for doing so?
"An adult Collared Brown Lemur can reach a head-body length of 39 and 40 cm" need the word "between" in there and other later examples
link rufous; "Eyes" data in table not capitalized unlike others
why is the section name "Anatomy and physiology" when physiology is not discussed?
any more info for this section? length/weight of newborns? Lifespan? Age of sexual maturity? I know info is sparse but surely there must be something more than coloration and length/weight
Do these lemurs get parasites?
"Females of these two species are nearly indistinguishable, despite that genetic analyses support full species status for both taxa." what kind of genetic analyses?
"The Collared Brown Lemur was listed as Vulnerable (VU A2cd)" is the parenthetical part vital information?
"A small group of Collared Brown Lemurs was introduced in the 1980s into the Berenty Private Reserve…" details… who did this and why?
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As with the
Gray Mouse Lemur, I think that almost all of these articles are looking at this species as a
model organism for the many
true lemur species, especially since its range is located within a day's drive of
Berenty Private Reserve, one of the major research locations in southern Madagascar. However, I'm sure I can pull some interesting tidbits and sprinkle them into the article. Otherwise, the gory details will probably be reserved for the upcoming re-write of
True lemur. I hope you agree. – VisionHolder «
talk »20:22, 26 February 2010 (UTC)reply
Thank you for the comments. I have fixed the first 2 issues, and after reviewing the newer lemur books I have recently acquired, as well as searching the literature on Google Scholar, I have not been able to find anything specific to this species. I guess I could mention general lemur predators, but otherwise this apparently has not been studied in this species. – VisionHolder «
talk »00:49, 13 March 2010 (UTC)reply
No problem, if the information isn't available, then it isn't available.
please give more details on who originally described the species (& who he was), what publication it was in, a link to the prologue if available online
link subspecies
"…the Collared Brown Lemur was promoted to full species status in 2001 by biological anthropologist Colin Groves." details? What were his justifications for doing so?
"An adult Collared Brown Lemur can reach a head-body length of 39 and 40 cm" need the word "between" in there and other later examples
link rufous; "Eyes" data in table not capitalized unlike others
why is the section name "Anatomy and physiology" when physiology is not discussed?
any more info for this section? length/weight of newborns? Lifespan? Age of sexual maturity? I know info is sparse but surely there must be something more than coloration and length/weight
Do these lemurs get parasites?
"Females of these two species are nearly indistinguishable, despite that genetic analyses support full species status for both taxa." what kind of genetic analyses?
"The Collared Brown Lemur was listed as Vulnerable (VU A2cd)" is the parenthetical part vital information?
"A small group of Collared Brown Lemurs was introduced in the 1980s into the Berenty Private Reserve…" details… who did this and why?