Nycticebus menagensis

More species of nocturnal primates are now recognized than in the past, because many are cryptic species. Subtle morphological… Expand

Arboreal primates have distinctive intrinsic hand proportions compared with many other mammals. Within Euarchonta, platyrrhines… Expand

A series of 20 craniodental measurements was obtained for two sister taxa: Nycticebus coucang (common slow loris) and N. pygmaeus… Expand

Lorisid locomotor and postural behaviour exhibits a number of features that distinguish it clearly from other primates. The… Expand

Slow lorises (Nycticebus coucang) are nocturnal prosimian (i.e. strepsirhine) primates, closely related to bushbabies (Galago spp… Expand

The external dimensions of the limb bones and the geometry of their midshaft cross-sections were determined for Loris tardigradus… Expand

A broad range of variation in body size, brain size, and metabolic rate occurs within the primate family Lorisidae, thus… Expand

The reproductive biology of the slow loris (Nycticebus coucang) is poorly documented because of infrequent captive breeding… Expand

Abstract A case of anaphylaxis of the circulatory collapse type and complicated by hematuria following bite by a “slow loris… Expand

Up to the present, a fair number of morphological studies have been made on the sweat glands of primates, but our knowledge of… Expand