subfamily loriinae (Meaning)
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subfamily loriinae (n)
lories
Synonyms & Antonyms of subfamily loriinae
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subfamily loriinae Sentence Examples
- The subfamily Lorisinae comprises the slow lorises, which are nocturnal primates.
- Lorisinae species are native to Southeast Asia, and are found in a variety of habitats.
- The subfamily includes five genera: Nycticebus, Loris, Arctocebus, Perodicticus, and Xanthonycticebus.
- Lorisinae species have large eyes, which help them to navigate in dim light.
- They also have long, thin limbs, which allow them to move slowly and stealthily.
- Lorisinae species are mostly insectivorous, and also consume fruits and leaves.
- They are typically solitary animals, and rarely interact with other members of their species outside of mating season.
- Lorisinae species are nocturnal and spend the day sleeping in trees.
- They are known for their slow and deliberate movements, which have given them the nickname "slow lorises."
- The subfamily Lorisinae is threatened by habitat loss and illegal wildlife trade.
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lories
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The subfamily Lorisinae comprises the slow lorises, which are nocturnal primates.
Lorisinae species are native to Southeast Asia, and are found in a variety of habitats.
The subfamily includes five genera: Nycticebus, Loris, Arctocebus, Perodicticus, and Xanthonycticebus.
Lorisinae species have large eyes, which help them to navigate in dim light.
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