Madagaskar memelileri
- Lemur indri Gmelin, 1788
- Indri brevicaudatus E. Geoffroy and G. Cuvier, 1796
- Indri niger Lacépède, 1799
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- As the flagship species for conservation efforts in Madagascar, the indri offers important insight into wildlife preservation strategies on this fragile island nation.
- The Indri, (Indri indri), is a species of lemur native to Madagascar. It is related to sifakas and is also called the Babakoto.
- Chicago. E. Karakoç, et al. İndri (Indri indri). (3 Aralık 2023). Alındığı Tarih: 21 Temmuz 2024. ... E. Karakoç, et al. “İndri (Indri indri).” Edited by Eda Alparslan.
- Like all lemurs, indris (Indri indri) are endemic to the island of Madagascar and make their homes in the lush tropical rainforests along the eastern coast.
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- Physical Description. Indri indri is considered to be the largest of the surviving lemur species. Individuals weigh between 7 and 10 kg when fully mature.
- Indri are herbivores, eating flowers, leaves, seeds, and fruits. Females have a greater preference for immature leaves than their male counterparts.
- Also known as: Indri indri. ... The indri is an endangered species found only in remote parts of northeastern Madagascar, where it is protected by law.