Microcebus sambiranensis

Animalia, Cheirogaleidae, EN

Microcebus sambiranensis is one of the smallest of the mouse lemurs, with a head-body length of 11–12 cm, a tail length of 13.5–14.5 cm, a total length of 25–27 cm, and a body weight of just 38–50 g (Rasoloarison et al., 2000; Andriantompohavana et al., 2006). The dorsal coat is a bright reddish-cinnamon with a poorly defined, amber midline stripe that extends from just beyond the shoulders to the end of the tail. The ventral coat is a duller whitish-beige. There is a pale patch between the eyes, which are surrounded by dark orbital rings. \([\dots]\) https://lemursofmadagascar.com

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Current distribution

N. of observation used in the models

  N = 15

  Species distribution area

  SDA = 4 800 km\(^2\)

 

  Model performance

	ROC	OA	TSS
Value	1.00	0.99	0.99

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Climatic niche

Climatic and altitudinal range

 

	temp	prec	tseas	pseas	cwd	foret	alt
Mean	253	1886	1356	103	468	27	207
2.5%	190	1448	1154	91	258	0	8
97.5%	266	2115	1749	110	634	100	1353

Variable importance

	GAM	RF	MaxE	ANN	mrank	rank
temp		0.51	0.07	0.67	3.00	4
prec		0.39	0.20	0.75	3.00	4
tseas		0.75	0.66	0.59	2.25	1
pseas		0.37	0.19	0.55	4.75	5
cwd		0.42	0.35	0.79	2.75	2
foret		0.30	0.23	0.44	5.25	6

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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	5	-100
2	45	2080	zero	5	-100
3	85	2080	full	0	-100
4	85	2080	zero	0	-100

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