GALAGIDAE Gray, 1825
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https://doi.org/ 10.5252/z2016n2a3 |
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GALAGIDAE Gray, 1825 |
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Family GALAGIDAE Gray, 1825 View in CoL
Galago senegalensis E. Geoffroy, 1796 ▶
VOUCHERS. — Two specimens, captured at Pagala, are currently stored in the NMNH.
Galagoides demidoff (G. Fischer, 1806) ▶
VOUCHERS. — One voucher from Bismarckburg (Adéle), is stored at ZMB ( Matschie 1893b), one from Kluto at IFAN and some specimens, captured at Ezimé and Agou, are at NMNH.
REMARK
All the above-mentioned specimens were identified as Galagoides demidoff . In addition, this species was the only Galagoides species identified in Togo by Masters & Couette (2015) on the basis of morphometric analysis of craniodental characters. Nonetheless, G. demidoff would not occur in Togo and in the Dahomey Gap according to Oates (2011), where it should be present instead of Galagoides thomasi (Elliot, 1907) (see below). In Togo, G. demidoff occurs both in the moist forests of EZ IV and in the dry forests of the southern and central part of the country.
Galagoides thomasi (Elliot, 1907) •
REMARK This species occurs in the country according to Oates (2011), Ambrose & Butynski (2013) and IUCN (2014), in sympatry with G. demidoff .
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