Hapalemur griseus

(Link, 1795), Animalia, Lemuridae, VU

Hapalemur griseus is the best known of the bamboo lemurs and also one of the smallest. The nominate form has a head-body length of around 30 cm, a tail length of 37 cm, a total length of 67 cm, and a weight of 700–850 g (Glander et al., 1992; Terranova and Coffman, 1997; Rabarivola et al., 2007; C. P. Groves, pers. comm.). The coat color ranges from gray to olivaceous to rust-brown, and there are usually darker and more reddish patches on the head and shoulders. The face is lighter colored. Males and females are not sexually dimorphic. Bamboo lemurs are easy to identify. They are different from members of the genus Eulemur (the only other sympatric diurnal lemurs with which they might be confused) in being considerably smaller and in having a shorter muzzle. They are also usually found in or near stands of bamboo. \([\dots]\) https://lemursofmadagascar.com

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Current distribution

N. of observation used in the models

  N = 197

  Species distribution area

  SDA = 63 923 km\(^2\)

 

  Model performance

	ROC	OA	TSS
Value	0.98	0.89	0.78

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Climatic niche

Climatic and altitudinal range

 

	temp	prec	tseas	pseas	cwd	foret	alt
Mean	210	1975	2417	69	54	58	645
2.5%	163	1189	1963	41	1	0	11
97.5%	240	3037	2746	96	195	100	1685

Variable importance

	GLM	GAM	RF	MaxE	ANN	mrank	rank
temp	0.34	0.38	0.24	0.26	0.52	3.20	3
prec	0.00	0.01	0.25	0.07	0.19	5.80	6
tseas	0.13	0.20	0.26	0.19	0.41	3.80	4
pseas	0.10	0.15	0.26	0.10	0.78	4.00	5
cwd	1.00	1.00	0.38	0.99	0.66	1.40	1
foret	0.27	0.23	0.46	0.46	0.34	2.80	2

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Vulnerability to climate change

Full dispersal

  RCP : 85, Year : 2080

 

Zero dispersal

  RCP : 85, Year : 2080

 

Scenarios

	RCP	Year	Disp	Area	Change
1	45	2080	full	106 423	66
2	45	2080	zero	62 088	-3
3	85	2080	full	105 300	65
4	85	2080	zero	58 183	-9

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