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	DLC: Animals: Lesser Bushbaby
		Lesser bushbabies locomote mainly by vertical clinging and leaping.
		Bushbabies, or galagos, are small, nocturnal primates which range in size from cat-sized to mouse sized.
		Some bushbabies, including the lesser bushbaby, are vertical clingers and leapers, springing up to 15 feet in a single bound as they travel through the forest from vertical support to vertical support.
	lemur.duke.edu /animals/lesserbushbaby (435 words)

	Serengeti - Smaller Night Animals
		Bushbabies in Serengeti live in the Grumeti Riverine Forests, the Seronera River Acacia Thickets, and along the streams in the south-west, near Moru Ranger Post.
		Bushbabies live in loose troops of animals which are ruled by a dominant female (matriarch).
		Bushbabies have glands in their skin which produce a musky scent which is taken up by the fur.
	www.serengeti.org /nightlife_animals.html (680 words)

	Fossil teeth reveal oldest bushbabies, lorises
		The tiny fossils offer evidence that the ancestors of bushbabies and lorises appeared during the Eocene epoch that lasted from 55 million to 34 million years ago -- at least twice as early as previous fossils had shown.
		Bushbabies, which range from the size of chipmunks to opossums, are nocturnal leaping animals that now live in sub-Saharan Africa, while lorises are more gangly and slow-moving and are found in the forests of central Africa and south Asia.
		A major distinguishing tooth among the finds, said Seiffert, is one tiny canine belonging to Karanisia that formed part of a “toothcomb,” used by the animals to groom one another.
	www.eurekalert.org /pub_releases/2003-03/du-ftr032403.php (674 words)

	DLC: Animals: Lesser Bushbaby: Printer-Friendly Version
		Bushbabies, or galagos, are small, nocturnal primates which range in size from cat-sized to mouse sized.
		Some bushbabies, including the lesser bushbaby, are vertical clingers and leapers, springing up to 15 feet in a single bound as they travel through the forest from vertical support to vertical support.
		Population estimates in the wild of the lesser bushbaby are unknown.
	primatecenter.duke.edu /animals/lesserbushbaby/print.php (1101 words)

	Bushbaby SOS
		The bushbaby has huge big orange/red eyes, SO big they cannot move their eyes in the sockets so they have to move their heads like an owl.
		Bushbabies go their separate ways for a "midnight feast" of insects and Acacia gum.
		So Changa the bushbaby rested in a tree where he could watch the path, and Nsulu the shrew bounded off as fast as his little legs could carry him to find an ember of fire.
	www.bushbabysos.org.za /kids.html (959 words)

	Bushbaby - Lesser
		Lesser bushbabies are more lively than the thick-tailed bushbaby, and also spend relatively more time in trees.
		When a group of lesser bushbabies share a nest, they lie at all angles, some upside down, in comfort, their ears folded back, forefeet covering the head and tail curling over it.
		Lesser bushbabies wet the soles of their feet with urine which helps dominant males to mark out their territory.
	www.wildcam.com /guides/critter.jsp?animalid=60 (479 words)

	Welcome to Bushbaby Lodge
		Bushbaby Lodge is ideal for family gatherings, workshops, church meetings or other small private functions.
		The Lesser Bushbaby is rather quiet and is used as the logo for the Lodge.
		The Thick-tailed Bushbaby occasionally calls after sunset and during the night with a loud harsh wailing, not unlike the cry of a baby.
	www.bushbabylodge.com /html/news.htm (236 words)

	Family Galagonidae or bushbabies and galagos
		Bushbabies are small african primates, whose general scientific name is "Galago".
		Bushbabies are found throughout forests in South Africa and are likely able to survive due to their small size and nocturnal schedule.
		Bushbabies are generally small animals with most species ranging from 100 to 200g body weight.
	www.thewebsiteofeverything.com /animals/mammals/Primates/Galagonidae (597 words)

	INTABA Bushbabies Tea Rooibos Honeybush Blend
		Intaba BUSHbabies got wise to the secret of the BUSH people and combined the TWO most delicious brews for a wholesome and refreshing drink.
		The soothing effect of Rooibos, complemented by the naturally sweet taste of Honeybush, makes Intaba Bushbabies the ideal drink for young ones.
		Intaba Bushbabies is naturally caffeine free, contains natural anti-oxidants and minerals and is organically certified.
	www.intabateas.com /bushbabies-tea.shtml (237 words)

	Mammals » Primates » Bushbaby - Lesser Main Page
		The Lesser Bushbaby is a cute little primate that is, sadly, losing its habitat in the wild.
		Male Lesser Bushbabies are normally territorial, scent marking a home range that overlaps that of between one and five female Bushbabies.
		Native to regions of central southern Africa, Lesser Bushbabies are found along the edges of forests, and in savannas.
	www.centralpets.com /animals/mammals/primates/pri2930.html (589 words)

	Lesser Bushbaby
		Lesser bushbabies eat mostly insects, such as grasshoppers, caterpillars, butterflies, beetles, moths and more, but also vegetation such as fruit, flowers, leaves and tree sap.
		Lesser bushbabies mate every four to eight months and gestation lasts approximately four months.
		Lesser bushbabies are not considered a conservation risk at this time.
	www.wildinfo.net /facts/Bushbaby.asp (240 words)

	Bushbaby Errata (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bushbabies are very quick and can jump quite far for their size.
		The average bushbaby is about 4 to 5 inches tall, but is able to jump up to 10 feet either vertically or horizontally across branches.
		Bushbabies are named after an African legend that says that human babies that are lost in the forest will become spirits of the night and turn into bushbabies.
	www.speakeasy.org /~delores/lemur/bushbaby.html (461 words)

	Geological Society - News - Falling out of the tree (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The new fossil evidence supports a novel proposal that lemurs, lorises and bushbabies, which comprise a sister group to higher primates, might have originated in Indo-Madagascar rather than in Africa.
		In Karanisia, the teeth at the front of the lower jaw formed a toothcomb like that typically seen in living strepsirrhine primates, which includes bushbabies, lorises and lemurs, as one of their defining characteristics.
		Seiffert and colleagues conclude that the new finds are compatible with the widely accepted view that the lorises and bushbabies (as a group) diverged from lemurs 50 million to 53 million years ago, and that their last common ancestor lived in Afro-Arabia.
	www.geolsoc.org.uk /template.cfm?name=LemursandLorises (682 words)

	BlurtIt: Are bushbabies rodents or marsupials?
		Despite their wide-eyed and startled appearance, bushbabies are not quiet and shy.
		Being tree-dwellers, bushbabies are extremely agile and equipped with long fingers and toes to add climbing.
		While their leaps in the trees are similar to those executed by frogs, on the ground the bushbaby hops on its hindlegs like a mini kangaroos.
	www.blurtit.com /q684981.html (229 words)

	Welcome to International Primate Rescue
		It is always hard to lose a monkey, but thankfully Wally was well cared for all his life.
		Bushbabies are indegenious to South Africa and it was in their best interests to be returned to the wild, if possible.
		We contacted a centre who specialises in returning South African species to the wild and the bushbabies were collected within a few days.
	www.iprescue.org /latestNews.asp (482 words)

	Bushbabies or Galagos
		The wailing baby-like cries of the larger species have given the group the common name of bushbabies.
		Experiments have shown that they are able to see up to 30 metres using starlight alone, further when the moon is full.
		Bushbabies move nimbly through tangled branches and thorns in complete darkness.
	www.wildwatch.com /resources/mammals/bushbabies.asp (430 words)

	New fossils add to primate-origins debate - Fine Toothcomb Science News - Find Articles
		The 40-million-year-old specimens represent two ancient groups, one an ancestor of modern lorises--complete with a comb-like set of lower front teeth that confirms its identity--and the other, of bushbabies, say anthropologist Erik R. Seiffert of Duke University in Durham, N.C., and his colleagues.
		These new finds double the age of the sparse fossil record for lorises and bushbabies, which with lemurs make up a primate group called the strepsirrhines.
		In his view, lorises and bushbabies took a unique evolutionary route 10 million years later, perhaps when lemurs became isolated on the island of Madagascar after it separated from India.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1200/is_13_163/ai_99849629 (501 words)

	Welcome to Bushbabies Day Nurseries
		The Bushbabies carpark safety campaign has been launched with a safety poster which is on display at both nurseries.
		Bushbabies Day Nurseries are currently looking for enthusiastic, committed full and part time staff.
		This is the first issue of the new Bushbabies website, we hope you enjoy it and find the information of value.
	home.btconnect.com /BUSHBABIES/news.shtml (119 words)

	Bushbaby
		We no longer have the bushbabies, but they will always be close to our heart.
		In the wild, lesser bushbabies mate every 4 - 8 months, giving birth to a single offspring first, and twins thereafter.
		The Duke Primate Center currently houses a colony of 5 lesser bushbabies, all of which were born in captivity.
	www.critterhouse.com /bushbaby.htm (300 words)

	Laboratory Primate Newsletter Volume 24 Number 4
		Parasitic Arthropods of Bushbabies (Galago Senegalensis and G. Crassicaudatus) Recently Imported to the U.S.A., by L. Durden, D. Sly, and A. Buck........
		Kohn and Haines (1982) did not record parasitic arthropods from bushbabies in their treatment of prosimian diseases.
		Most wild-caught bushbabies generally appear to be free of parasitic arthropods on arrival at the V.U.M.C. facilities, but some interesting cases recorded there warrant documentation.
	www.brown.edu /Research/Primate/lpn24-4.html (9895 words)

	Bushbaby Skull
		Bushbaby Skull - The three species of Galago bushbabies are native to parts of Africa.
		Bushbabies feed on fruits, insects and small vertebrates.
		To compensate for this, the bushbaby can rotate its head nearly 180 degrees.
	www.skullsunlimited.com /bush_baby_skull.html (105 words)

	Welcome to Bushbabies Day Nurseries (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This web site gives you an introduction to us and contains information which may be useful, either if you are looking for a nursery for your child, or if you are interested in a career in child care.
		Bushbabies Day Nurseries are private facilities providing full day care and education for children from birth to 5 years; also full holiday care for children from 5 to 8 years.
		The Centres work to ensure that the educational, social and pastoral needs of the children will be identified and provided for with due care and attention and in such a manner as will offer a reliable service for all parents, seeking wherever possible to enhance the quality of the children's total experience of family life.
	home.btconnect.com /BUSHBABIES (173 words)

	bushbabies: Blogs, Photos, Videos and more on Technorati
		They live a few meters away from my house...
		Blog posts tagged bushbabies per day for the past 30 days.
		Share it with your friends so they can read it and vote on it!
	www.technorati.com /tag/bushbabies (257 words)

	Conservation database for lorises - coauthor Simon Bearder
		MSc and PhD degrees for field and laboratory studies of bushbabies (galagos) at the University of the Witwatersrand, later work on feeding behaviour and communication in spotted hyaenas (Crucuta crocuta) for the Mammal Research Institute in Pretoria and a two-year, radio tracking field study of lesser bushbabies in the northern Transvaal, together with R. Martin.
		Bearder, S. K.; Doyle, G., 1974: Ecology of bushbabies Galago senegalensis and Galago crassicaudatus, with some notes on their behaviour in the field.
		Bearder, S., 1984: The relevance of field studies to the captive management of bushbabies (Primates: Lorisidae) Proceedings of the Symposium of the Association of British Wild Animal Keepers 8: 39-48.
	www.loris-conservation.org /database/Coauthors/Simon.html (2091 words)

	Bushbabies drawings by fine artist Pam Reed (Site not responding. Last check: )
		HERE to read an email from Joan once she had received the drawing in the post.
		SOLD - 30"x40" A graphite pencil drawing of two lesser bushbabies (galago moholi).
		Many more portraits can be found in the fine art galleries.
	www.pamreed.btinternet.co.uk /bushbabies_drawing.html (64 words)

	The Bushbaby (1969) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Bushbaby(1969) 1st watched 8/24/01 - 6 out of 10(Dir-John Trent): Sweet personable story about a young girl who stayed behind in Africa by accident tending to her pet bushbaby while her father leaves on a boat to London.
		Good side story with Lou Gossett as a friend who is accussed of kidnapping in the racist-filled South Africa before the local government took over.
		Much deeper than most kids movies w/ the cute bushbaby just kind of being a attention-getter for the young audience.
	us.imdb.com /title/tt0065504 (270 words)

	BushBabies Basenjis
		Princess Qina El-Arish was the foundation of Bushbabies Basenjis.
		From five litters, Princess produced six AKC Champions (Ch Bushbabies Boffo Weederman, Ch Bushbabies Karosel Keepsake, Am/Can Ch Bushbabies Turuki, LCM, Ch Bushbabies Tuff Act to Follow, Ch Bushbabies Obviously Jazz and Ch Bushbabies Bete Noir, JC.) Princess was OFA Good (BJ-323G150F-T).
		Avongara Zairienne was the first basenji of pure Avongara breeding to move to the West Coast.
	www.bushbabies.net /pages/2 (232 words)

	Bushbabies - data (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is based on a novel, The bushbabies (1965), by a Canadian author, William Stevenson.
		The novel was also adapted as a live action movie,The Bushbaby (1970), USA/UK.
		The story begins in 1964, in the area of Killimanjaro, Kenya when young Jackie begins to travel the savannah.
	www.anime-info.co.uk /tvdb/tvdb259.htm (394 words)

	Fossil teeth reveal oldest bushbabies, lorises (Site not responding. Last check: )
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	www.eurekalert.org /emailrelease.php?file=du-ftr032403.php (47 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The smaller galagos can jump up to 8m with little loss of height, and highest standing jump is 2.25m.
		The common name bushbabies is said to be because the mating calls of the Greater galagos sounds like a crying human baby!!
		Bioko Primate Protection Programme for primates on the African Bioko Island of Equatorial Guinea: fact sheets on several bushbabies with sound clips (Allen's Galago, G.
	www.szgdocent.org /resource/pp/p-galago.htm (1280 words)

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	Galago (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Type species of the genus is G. senegalensis.
		Some of the more common species; Galago senegalensis: Senegalese or lesser bushbaby.
		Galagos range from Galagoides demidovii's 12 - 16 cm body plus 18 - 20 cm tail to the Otolemur crassicaudatus' 30 -37 cm body plus 42 - 47 cm tail.
	www.snowcrest.net /goehring/a2/primates/galago.htm (509 words)

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