Strepsirrhine species: Berthe's Mouse Lemur
Primate Taxonomy and Traits Worksheet
Strepsirrhine species
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Haplorrhine species
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STREPSIRRHINE HAPLORRHINE
TRAITS
prehensile tail
rhinarium
2.1.3.3/2.1.3.3. dental pattern
tapetum lucidum
catarrhine nose
dental comb
ischial callosities
female philopatry
nocturnal activity pattern
sexually dimorphic or
sexually dichromatic
vertical clinging and leaping
post-orbital plate
grooming (“toilet”) claw
fused mandible
heterodontic dentition
bilophodont molars
Strepsirrhine species
Common name: Madame Berthe's mouse lemur
Scientific name: Microcebus berthae
Suborder: strepsirrhine
Infraorder: Lemuriformes
Geographic range and habitat: these threatened nocturnal species lives in dry forests of western Madagascar and rarely leave the forests' trees. Also known as rare primates
Dietary type, example foods eaten: eats fruits, insects, flowers, leaves etc.
Social group size: sleeping group contain 1 to 5
Mating behaviour: these are promiscuous
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