Ankarana Dwarf Lemur

Ankarana Dwarf LemurThis dwarf lemur was described from dry and transitional forests in northern Madagascar. Its back, head, and limbs are gray, while its underside is white; its facial mask is faint.What does it look like?The back, head, and limbs are gray, while the underside is white. The brown around the eyes is narrow, the facial mask is weak, and the ears are sparsely furred.How does it live?This dwarf lemur was described from dry and transitional forests in northern Madagascar. Its back, head, and limbs are gray, while its underside is white; its facial mask is faint.The species was described from dry and transitional forests in northern Madagascar. The paper records it along a forest corridor from Ankarana through Analamerana to Bekaraoka.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.