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The 14 pages that link to Lemur, each with the reason it gives.

• MadagascarBroader topic: Lemurs are the island’s best-known endemic mammals.

• PrimateBroader topic: Lemurs exemplify a distinctive primate radiation on an island.

• Endemic speciesBroader topic: Madagascar’s lemurs illustrate a distinctive endemic animal radiation.

• CercopithecidaeCompared with: Lemurs represent a distinct primate branch rather than the catarrhine ancestry of Old World monkeys.

• Deforestation in MadagascarRelated: Forest loss reduces habitat for lemurs, many of which have restricted ranges.

• Madagascar dry deciduous forestsBroader topic: Several lemur species depend on western dry forests for food and shelter.

• ColugoCompared with: Colugos are not lemurs; the name flying lemur describes resemblance, not kinship.

• StrepsirrhiniBroader topic: They form the most diverse living radiation within Strepsirrhini.

• Ring-tailed lemurNarrower topic: Ring-tailed lemurs are one of Madagascar’s best-known lemur species.

• IndriNarrower topic: The indri is one of Madagascar’s largest living lemurs.

• SifakaNarrower topic: Sifakas are among Madagascar’s largest living lemurs.

• RavenalaRelated: Lemurs visit traveler’s tree flowers for nectar and may contribute to pollination.

• Ruffed lemurNarrower topic: Ruffed lemurs belong to Madagascar’s diverse lemur radiation.

• Subfossil lemurNarrower topic: Subfossil lemurs are extinct or fossil-known members of the broader lemur lineage.