- They are omnivores;
among other things,
treeshrews eat fruit. As
fellow members of Euarchonta,
treeshrews are
closely related to primates, and have...
- as a
separate family from the rest of the
treeshrews which diverged around 60
million years ago.
Treeshrews are
considered very
close relatives of primates...
- Dulit.
Mountain treeshrews have
mostly been
recorded in
montane outcrops above 600 m (2,000 ft). In
their natural habitat,
mountain treeshrews were observed...
- some
adaptability to
ongoing habitat loss. The
common treeshrew is one of the
largest among treeshrews.
Average body
length is
between 16 and 21 cm (6.3 and...
-
Andreas Wagner first used the
specific name
Cladobates belangeri for
treeshrews that had been
collected in Pegu
during a
French expedition to Southeast...
-
which belong to one of the five
following groups: rodents, lagomorphs,
treeshrews, primates, and colugos. The
Euarchontoglires clade is
based on DNA sequence...
- The
Nicobar treeshrew (Tupaia nicobarica) is a
treeshrew species within the Tupaiidae. It is
endemic to the
Nicobar Islands where it
inhabits the islands'...
- The
ruddy treeshrew (Tupaia splendidula) is a
treeshrew species in the
family Tupaiidae. It is
endemic to Borneo, the
Natuna Islands and the
Anambas Islands...
- in the
lowlands and
hills of Borneo.
Large treeshrews are the most
predominantly terrestrial of all
treeshrew species. They are
usually on the
forest floor...
- The
Palawan treeshrew (Tupaia palawanensis) is a
treeshrew species endemic to the
Palawan Island, Philippines,
where it
occurs from sea
level to an elevation...
