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akadiademed sifaka
The diademed sifaka is a large lemur with a lustrous, moderately long and silky coat. There are 4 subspecies of the diademed sifaka, and the coloration is different for each one. The head and body length of the diademed sifaka is 42 - 55 cm (17 - 22") and it weighs 5 - 7.3 kg (11 - 16 lb). For the most part, the diademed sifaka inhabits primary and montane rain forest, although the Perrier's sifaka subspecies is also found in dry-deciduous forest. The predominant food sources for the diademed sifaka are leaves or seeds, although fruit, young shoots and flowers may also be eaten in season. Diets vary somewhat among the 4 subspecies.
The diademed sifaka is diurnal and mostly arboreal. Feeding takes place at all levels of the canopy. Individuals may alight on the ground to search for fallen fruit and to engage in play-fighting. Sifakas, as well as indri and woolly lemurs, have body plans that support a highly specialized mode of locomotion: vertical-clinging-and-leaping. Powerful legs, about 1/3 longer than their arms, propel them between trees while allowing them to keep an upright body posture. The diademed sifaka occurs in multi-male, multi-female groups of between 3 and 9 individuals, who occupy large, exclusive territories that are depicted by scent-markings at the boundaries. Females are the dominant sex in the group.
akadiademed sifaka
The diademed sifaka is a large lemur with a lustrous, moderately long and silky coat. There are 4 subspecies of the diademed sifaka, and the coloration is different for each one. The head and body length of the diademed sifaka is 42 - 55 cm (17 - 22") and it weighs 5 - 7.3 kg (11 - 16 lb). For the most part, the diademed sifaka inhabits primary and montane rain forest, although the Perrier's sifaka subspecies is also found in dry-deciduous forest. The predominant food sources for the diademed sifaka are leaves or seeds, although fruit, young shoots and flowers may also be eaten in season. Diets vary somewhat among the 4 subspecies.
The diademed sifaka is diurnal and mostly arboreal. Feeding takes place at all levels of the canopy. Individuals may alight on the ground to search for fallen fruit and to engage in play-fighting. Sifakas, as well as indri and woolly lemurs, have body plans that support a highly specialized mode of locomotion: vertical-clinging-and-leaping. Powerful legs, about 1/3 longer than their arms, propel them between trees while allowing them to keep an upright body posture. The diademed sifaka occurs in multi-male, multi-female groups of between 3 and 9 individuals, who occupy large, exclusive territories that are depicted by scent-markings at the boundaries. Females are the dominant sex in the group.
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