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Species that are closely related to the Diademed sifaka
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Verreaux's sifaka (
Propithecus verreauxi
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Known for the remarkable way it moves, whether making impressive leaps between tree trunks or gracefully bounding across the groun...
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Western woolly lemur (
Avahi occidentalis
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Western woolly lemurs are medium sized lemurs that, like all indriids, are characterized by long powerful hind limbs adapted to th...
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Golden-crowned sifaka (
Propithecus tattersallli
)
The golden-crowned sifaka is the smallest of the sifakas, and was first described in 1988. The coat is creamy white, and the commo...
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