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III.—A Summary of our Present Knowledge of Extinct Primates from Madagascar
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 May 2009
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Although the present summary covers the same ground reviewed only a few months ago by the junior bearer of the name which will always be gratefully and prominently remembered in connection with the scientific conquest of Madagascar, the following lines will show that, short as the interval has been, the new additions are not unimportant.
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page 496 note 2 It is possible that my Globilemur Flacourti from the neighbourhood of Nossi-Vé on the south-west coast may prove to be specifically identical with Bradylemur Bastardi, G. Grand. (Bull. Mus. d'hist. nat. Paris, 1900, No. 5, p. 215), from Ambolisatra.Google Scholar
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