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Lorisidae (or
sometimes Loridae) is a
family of
strepsirrhine primates. The
lorisids are all slim
arboreal animals and
comprise the lorises, pottos, and...
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species of
strepsirrhine primate in the
genus Perodicticus of the
family Lorisidae. In some English-speaking
parts of Africa, they are
called "softly-softlys"...
- of the
subfamily Lorinae (sometimes
spelled Lorisinae) in the
family Lorisidae.
Loris is one
genus in this
subfamily and
includes the
slender lorises...
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sometimes called Galagonidae). They are
considered a
sister group of the
Lorisidae.
According to some accounts, the name "bush baby"
comes from
either the...
- Galagidae.
Galagidae is
sometimes included as a
subfamily within the
Lorisidae (or Loridae).
Unique to the needle-clawed
bushbaby are the
keeled nails...
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snout of the slow
loris is even less pointed. As with
other members of
Lorisidae, its
interorbital distance is
shorter than in lemurs. The
skull has prominent...
- Lorisoidea,
split between the
galago family Galagidae and the
loris family Lorisidae. The
exact organization of the
species is not fixed, with many recent...
- type of
slender loris (genus Loris) in the
strepsirrhine primate family Lorisidae. In 1908
Spanish zoologist Ángel
Cabrera first described the
Mysore slender...
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strepsirrhine primates classified in the
genus Arctocebus of the
family Lorisidae. They are also
known as
golden pottos because of
their yellow or golden...
- 2305/IUCN.UK.2022-1.RLTS.T12375A217756381.en. Nekaris, Anna (2013). "Family
Lorisidae: Angwantibos,
pottos and lorises". In Mittermeier,
Russell A.; Rylands...
