毛耳矮的更大的生态灵活性与对应性Sibree的矮:从活动预算,空间分布和食行为的洞察力

Marina B Blanco1,2,3, Lydia K Greene3, Hery Nirina Théophile Randriahaingo4

  • 1Duke Lemur Center, 3065Duke University, Durham, NC, USA.

概括

与马达加斯加的专家Sibree的矮相比,毛耳矮表现出普遍的行为,占据较小的家庭范围和退化息地. 这种生态灵活性可能会导致Sibree的矮由于息地变化而流离失所.

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