Fauna list of the living and preserved specimens of the Duke Lemur Center and Museum of Natural History.
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The smallest lemur, a mouse lemur (Microcebus murinus), sits on the skull of the largest lemur, the extinct Megaladapis. Photo by David Haring
Our data include life histories of thousands of individual lemurs from our living colony; frozen and liquid-preserved specimens in our extensive BioBank; as well as osteological, fossil, and subfossil specimens at the Museum of Natural History. Together, these data tell the interconnected stories of lemurs and humans and provide for countless research opportunities.
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