Colugo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Information from Wikipedia on the Colugos or flying lemurs of the family Dermoptera. These are arboreal gliding mammals found in tropical rainforests in Southeast Asia.
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Dermoptera
Dermoptera. Colugos or flying lemurs and their extinct relatives ... Order Dermoptera. Animal Diversity Web. University of Michigan Museum of Zoology. ...
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Dermoptera - Wikispecies
Dermoptera on Mammal species of the World. Don E. Wilson & DeeAnn M. Reeder (editors) ... For more multimedia, look at Dermoptera on Wikimedia Commons. ...
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Category:Dermoptera - Wikimedia Commons
Dermoptera. Included familiae (for ITIS & Mammal Species of the World): Cynocephalidae ... Retrieved from "http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Dermoptera" ...
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Dermoptera - Encyclopedia of Life
Dermoptera (Flying Lemurs) in Encyclopedia of Life ... Dermoptera" (On-line), Animal Diversity Web. ... The order Dermoptera contains a single family, the ...
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ITIS Standard Report Page: Dermoptera
Dermoptera Illiger, 1811 -- Flying Lemurs. Direct Children: ... Dermoptera, Flying Lemurs. Geographic Information. Geographic Division: Jurisdiction/Origin: ...
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Comparative Mammalian Brain Collections: DERMOPTERA
DERMOPTERA. The name Dermopter means "skin-winged", which refers to the flap of ... Rather, they glide through the forest canopy. ...
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Flying lemurs | Order Dermoptera facts
Explains everything about flying lemurs. Read about them here. Article includes pictures and facts ... Colugo's are in a separate order called Dermoptera. ...
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DERMOPTERA
For a list of Species, Choose an Family: Cynocephalidae (Flying Lemurs) Return to Mammalia ... Philippine Mammal Synopsis Home | Introduction | | Search by ...
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Colugo - New World Encyclopedia
ORDER DERMOPTERA. Family Cynocephalidae ... The Mixodectidae appear to be fossil Dermoptera. ... Dermoptera (colugos) †Plesiadapiformes. Primates. Conservation status ...
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