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SECTION VII . — DISTRIBUTION OF THE LEMURS The Lemurs , which by many
recent authorities are united with the Monkeys to form the Order Primates , but
which it is , in some respects , more natural to retain as an Order by ...
SECTION VII . — DISTRIBUTION OF THE LEMURS The Lemurs , which by many
recent authorities are united with the Monkeys to form the Order Primates , but
which it is , in some respects , more natural to retain as an Order by ...
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true Lemurs ( Lemuridæ ) this Order contains the two aberrant types , the Tarsier (
Tarsius ) and Aye - aye ( Chiromys ) , both of them of family value . We will say
the few words that are necessary about the distribution of each of these three ...
true Lemurs ( Lemuridæ ) this Order contains the two aberrant types , the Tarsier (
Tarsius ) and Aye - aye ( Chiromys ) , both of them of family value . We will say
the few words that are necessary about the distribution of each of these three ...
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continent which was originally the home of the Lemurs has been termed , must
have extended across the Indian Ocean and the Indian Peninsula to the further
side of the Bay of Bengal and over the great islands of the Indian Archipelago .
continent which was originally the home of the Lemurs has been termed , must
have extended across the Indian Ocean and the Indian Peninsula to the further
side of the Bay of Bengal and over the great islands of the Indian Archipelago .
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