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New Lemurs discovered

by Megan on Jun. 28th, 2006

Three new mouse lemur species were recently discovered in Madagascar. This African island was already a global biodiversity hotspot and these newly found tiny creatures just add to that fact.

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bryan kennedy says:

You can learn more about the lemurs of Madagascar through mid July on the third level of the Science Museum. Science Buzz created a small exhibit on Madagascar's modern day animals and its ancient dinosaurs.

posted on Wed, 06/28/2006 - 9:49am

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