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fortunately, McGreal herself and others helped put me in touch with researchers who provided academic journal articles that offered nearly identical information. Once I managed to track down Nekaris and open a dialogue with her, I obtained access to numerous articles as was nearly able to replace the IPPL newsletters as sources. The articles that remain mainly revolve around Dr. Sanchez of the International Animal Rescue (IAR), which has a sanctuary in Indonesia. Some of the photos were taken by Sanchez herself. I suspect this veterinarian keeps her own records, as many veterinarians do. As for the differences between 85% and 90%, I suspect it was an estimate, and that's why I used the number from Sanchez's article rather than McGreal's. However, if numbers are published in a peer-reviewed source, I would promptly replace the information. But otherwise interviews with Nekaris also mention very high mortality rates. And also, news articles will also mention facts without citing sources, but that's considered okay. To me, that's more disturbing. I'd trust someone in the field who's actively involved in what's going on over a news story written by someone who might have done their research by searching on Google. I should also mention that McGreal works directly with CITES and other publications that are not cited in this article have referenced data from CITES and news reports about smuggling attempts.

2868:"In my article on exudates, I bring up the short duodenum, and this was also cited by Swapna. I got the original citation from Osman Hill 1953. Gum is a hard to digest and rather toxic resource so the idea apparently is that it can sit in the stomach for sometime but go through the duodenum fairly quickly! My colleague Simon Bearder has said it is an advantage for it to sit and sort of dissolve in the stomach, but then to get it out of the rest of the digestive tract quickly...and that in many gummivores we happen to see a correlation at any rate with the short duodenum..." —Dr. Anna Nekaris 4362:"Slow lorises range in weight from the pygmy slow loris at 265 grams (9.3 oz) to as much as 2,100 grams (74 oz) for the Bengal slow loris. Slow lorises have a stout body, and their tail is only a stub and hidden beneath the dense fur. Their combined head and body length varies by species, with the smallest, the pygmy slow loris, measuring 18 to 21 cm (7.1 to 8.3 in) to the Sunda slow loris measuring 27 to 38 cm (11 to 15 in)."—you cite different sources for maximum body weight and head-body length. Might that be the reason the largest species is also different? 4899:

intentionally small cladogram." A reader can bump up the size of cladogram relatively easily, but not as easy as images with one click. But if this cladogram gives infomations of the same importance, there is no objective reason, why the text should not be at standard size. (If you would decide for standard, you can either keep it in the box or you do not need to have it in a box, you can place it unboxed under the "... evolved into the slender and slow lorises of today." sentence such as

3535:. The stubby Etymology section is one reason I often combine it into taxonomy as "taxonomy and naming" - the facts in it slot nicely into early taxonomy material. Also, I envisage "evolution" as a subsection of "taxonomy" not the other way around . In this case I would (1) incorporate etymology material into first para or thereabouts in "taxonomy and naming" (2) move that up to top under lede, and (3) make "Evolutionary history" subsection, so it flows naturally - discovery --: --> 481:

allowed to express their opinions, as long as they are not introduced into Knowledge. If the opinions are introduced, they need to be sourced. But as far as I can tell, this article does not introduce their bias. If you feel that the article does not represent both sides, then please help me find a source that either favors the illegal trade or disputes their numbers. I haven't found any opinions to the contrary, unless you count rants in YouTube video comments. –

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picture immediately below and on the right. You can see it a little better if you view the full-size image of the diagram and consider the depth you would see in real life (rather than just looking at a flat drawing). Although it's not perfect, this is one of those "damned if you do, damned if you don't" scenarios. If we remove the illustration, the information in the text becomes more difficult to follow. Anyway, I hope this explanation is satisfactory. –

4903:.) In the Fossa article may be the situation different and I presume, that there is need to have two cladogram next to each other for comparison in all viewing devices. You can not expect that a reader will write to talk page "Could be so kind and could you bump up the size to standard. I can not see it." Sometimes it it not so easy for practical reasons, but sometime it is easy to use standards that are within the spirit of free content. -- 517:

price." In fact, the families I stayed with insisted on doing the shopping for me when I bought food for the family because they knew I would have to pay at least 10x what they do. Otherwise, other reliable sources mention that internationally, prices for slow lorises in pet shops range between $ 1,500 and $ 5,000. I think 1,000,000 rupiahs (~$ 110US) is likely to be accurate for a street price. –

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suggests that the slender-framed lorises on both continents aren't closely related, nor are the stout-bodied lorises, despite appearances.) This complicates the evolutionary history. People might wonder if the slow lorises are most closely related to pottos, and this explains why that's not necessarily the case. Am I wrong? –

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Actually, the large differences in weight are very clearly documented in the newest source (2010), but unfortunately they don't discuss head-body length... which from what I can find is most recently discussed in the 2007 source. I admit that it would be best to use one source for both measurements.

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Are you referring to the etymology information? There used to be a short section for it, but a reviewer suggested that we simply integrate the information into the rest of the text since it was only a few sentences long. Do you suggest restoring the section? Otherwise, am I missing something else?

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How does it not mean much? Basically, there are African lorises that are very similar to the slow lorises, yet their relationship is confusing for those three reasons given. (Spelled out a little less concisely, in both Asia and Africa, there are slender and stout-bodied lorises. However, genetics

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I had thought I had kept the history pretty simple. I started by stating what they are related to, then covered a very brief history of crown strepsirrhines to show where they originated (while also mentioning that all-important toothcomb), and quickly discussed more and more recent related fossils.

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Nekaris is probably the leading slow loris researcher out there today. Most papers published about slow lorises in the last 10+ years have her name on them. I removed the last sentence you listed, but when claiming that videos on YouTube are misunderstood, I feel it's important to name who's making

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Reworded to read: "...and those of males are generally larger than those of females." And btw, not to complain—because we certainly do appreciate your meticulous review—but this FAC and your review has been going on for over a month now. Yet you are little more than half way through the article. Is

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The key word there is "both". On the slender lorises, the stripe does not always broaden on the nose, as seen in the individual on the right. Also, the diagram isn't perfect, since it doesn't clearly show the fading the of the stripe on the forehead, as can be seen on the slow loris in the separate

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this sentence "The currently recognized species are the Sunda slow loris (N. coucang), Bengal slow loris (N. bengalensis), pygmy slow loris (N. pygmaeus), Javan slow loris (N. javanicus), and Bornean slow loris (N. menagensis)." I think is a bit listy. Can anything succinct be added to embellish it?

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Other parts of the article already use endashes, such as the subsequent sentences in the "Description" section. Using endashes throughout would give the article a more consistent appearance. For what it's worth, I am still reading through the article and I would be happy to make these changes if you

4569:"In the folklore of northern Thailand, the slow loris is considered venomous. This belief may have originated from the painful anaphylactic reactions that susceptible individuals experience when bitten by the animal."—may it perhaps have originated from the fact that slow lorises are actually toxic? 4020:

This is a good point, but these range maps are not SVG files, and unfortunately before this collaborative project began, and before we all sat down and decided to recognize on Knowledge the newest species, I asked the person who made it (using a script) to consolidate the ranges of 3 of the species

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I was thinking that the the reference with respect to Poland and Russia was the least necessary, but I see Visionholder already deleted that. The responses to the videos are Nekaris' opinions and so need to be attributed to her. The survey on the belief system could just say "A 2010 survey showed

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Again, that tree is one of several in the paper, so the presentation in this article suggests that one measure is more reliable than the other, which the paper does not suggest. By removing it and a lot of the complicated text explaining it, we can offer a more simplified explanation of slow loris

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I added all the one I could do without having to mess with a template. VH, you'll have to add this info to the templated sources for this article to have consistent ref formatting, but I don't know if that's going to mess with the consistency of formatting of other FAs that use the same templates ?

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IMO, I dislike using Primate Info Net's factsheets as sources, but not all the editors on this project agree. Even some of the lemur experts I know feel these pages are highly reliable. If you still prefer to see this source replaced, I can try to track down the references they cite and cite the

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Again, this is not used in the article. However, the information is not out of the ordinary. It is common in lesser-developed countries for foreigners to pay more for goods than the locals. The people know Westerners have more money, and they charge more. In Madagascar, it's called the "vazaha

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Thanks for your review and support. I previewed the cladogram at 100% text size, and it takes up too much space and requires the eye to do too much backtracking when following the body text around. I did bump it up from 75% to 85%, which should be a decent compromise. By comparison, most of my

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used upper case for species and lower case for genera. Anyway, I've discussed this topic with another trusted editor who writes about mammal species, and although we both prefer the original usage, we don't see a harm in changing it if it makes things clearer for people who are new to lorisiform

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shows up to three authors, but if there are four or more, it truncates to one author + "et al." The citation templates seem to truncate after about seven or eight authors, and possibly less for editors. Either way, it's beyond the control of this article and more of an issue for the widely-used

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Again, not used in this article, but "mafia" may be accurate for these black markets. There was an Animal Planet video on YouTube that showed undercover operations to expose the middle-men in the trade. Also, peer-reviewed sources also talk about organized trade. As for the language, they are

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I'm going to defer on this topic to the other collaboration team members. I prefer it the way it is now. I figure that if anyone has problem reading the cladogram as is, they'll have enough of an issue to regularly bump text size up and down on their browser. (85% is very, very close to full

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I think too much emphasis is placed on a single, fairly limited molecular study (Chen et al. 2006). As they themselves acknowledge (p. 1199), "Because of the limited samples and genetic markers, however, there is still some uncertainty around the incongruence with morphological studies", and we

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Thank you for the review and support. I have attempted to integrate the etymology information into the rest of the text. If it looks worse or doesn't read clearly, anyone is welcome to revert or make corrections. Otherwise, I prefer a reverse approach to talking evolution and taxonomy: start

4119:"However, the relationship between the African lorises and the Asian lorises is complicated by biogeography, strong similarities in morphology (with both slender and robust body forms existing in both Africa and Asia), and significant differences in genetics."—not sure whether this means much 385:

A little bit of background on the research: When I first took on the "Conservation" section, my first (quick) searches turned up the IPPL newsletters, which were rich with information, but (as you pointed out) were clearly non-neutral. I originally had citations for as many as 7 issues, but

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Thanks, it reads a bit better. If the cladogram gives only additional and less important information than its surrounding text, there should be keep it as it smaller as it is. Then it says to a reader: "Hey, reader! You have to read the text to fully understand it and do not stare at this

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I support the changes. The part of evolution (which I wrote) is much clearer and more up-to-date. Sorry for overlooking the literature that overwhelmingly supports what had been the leading hypothesis (among several) for lorisiform evolution. The taxonomy section is also much improved.

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Because the source offers several phylogenetic trees and this one is so confusing, would anyone object to me removing the cladogram completely and simplifying the body text to say that phylogenic relationship between the species is uncertain, possibly mentioning the possible introgressive

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There is only one species of false potto, so it was listed as singular. But thanks to you pointing this out, I checked the others and discovered there there is only one species of potto, so I made it singular as well. The others (galagos and angwantibos) consist of multiple species.

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Good catch. One of the three sources says perpendicular, but the more detailed texts say "nearly 180° from the other digits". I've adjusted the text. By the way, if your points have been sufficiently addressed, please strike them out so that we know what's done and what remains.

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Agreed. I've removed the cladogram and altered the text to note the uncertainty, but still nothing the potential close relationship between two of the species. Please let me know if this looks alright. Otherwise, I will also try to address the rest of the concerns this evening.

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branches differ with respect to the bootstrap values associated with them. I have not included bootstrap values on the phylogram here, as that would unnecessarily complicate the diagram, and is not normally done on Knowledge. I've added a bit more about the results to the text.

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could be thinned out, particularly the details about its discovery. But given that this is a genus, not a species article, I thought a brief history of the family and how it ties in was appropriate. Of course, I welcome other opinions on this, particularly that of Sasata.

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Do we really need that much information about early lorisiform evolution? That seems more appropriate for an article on the family than on this one genus. Also, why are you first discussing evolutionary history and only after that mentioning what they are actually related

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Okay, now I understand your reasoning. However the sentence may seem odd to someone who doesn't know that reason in advance (like me). Would it be reasonable to use the plural forms ("pottos" and "false pottos")? After all, there are many individuals within each species.

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The list of authors is what makes this a reliable source, IMO. Basically all the big-name loris researchers are working together on this project to document how to care for them in captivity. I feel that makes this a much more reliable source than a news article.

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studies, where you talk along a straight path through the forest and record what you see at at exact distances along the path. Therefore, the number would be a rate for how many slow lorises were encountered per kilometer. I'll try to clarify in the article.

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I'm not sure where this came from. Anyway, I think I've made the correction, based on Groves' "Mammal Species of the World" (MSW3). I looked up Boddaert and also referenced the original source, but I can't read the Latin. Let me know if this is better.

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I gave the range for the entire genus instead of the species to avoid lack of clarity and inconsistency. If Nekaris or someone publishes something new that clearly distinguishes the sizes (both measurements) of each species, I will use that instead.

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Alright... I had time to look at most of the concerns, although I left one of Ucucha's questions (about Oldfield Thomas) for Sasata. The other editors, including Sasata, are encourage to review my changes and replies to all the other questions.

3847:"Captive slow lorises eat a wide variety of foods including bananas and other fruits, rice, dog-food, raw horse meat, insects..." - Maybe better as slow lorises in captivity? I've never seen it used as an adjective I don't think. Or is it fine? 2441:

for the article (that I am aware of). If the FA director/delegate feels that consensus has been achieved, he/she should promote the article. If my review is the only outstanding issue, I would not object to promotion of the article.

1982:" However the picture shows that the slender lorises' stripe does broaden on the forehead. Indeed the broadening in the forehead is greater in the slender lorises. The stripe on the lower slow loris does not broaden on the forehead. 3721:

The source did not go into details. I think it was comparing related primates and used galagos to compare the folds. Do you want us to explain the relationship between lorises and galagos again? I'm not sure what you're asking.

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That's fair enough, I suppose my concern was the figures which seemed to have been plucked out of the air by someone committed to a cause. If they're based on her practice, that is a proper professional opinion rather than a guess

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that makes it tricky... they may or may not have one, depending on which source you use. That makes the wording difficult, so I'm leaving "nearly" in there. Otherwise, I changed it to read "prosimains" instead, per your hint.

4942:, standards are not met. Small font is reasoned only when the cladogram would be too large to fit on screen. Following style guidelines is required for Featured articles. There is no reason to broke guideline in this case. -- 3460:

Actually, I can't get a feel for the taxonomic history from that section - I was just trying to get a timeline on how we ended up with five and it isn't clear from the body of the text. Was it the molecular study or before?

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Do lemurs/lorisiforms possess a toothcomb because they are closely related to slow lorises? The reasoning is back-to-front. Naturalists assign slow lorises as closely-related to lemurs/lorisiforms partly because they have

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The diagram is a simplified version of one phylogram presented in the article, simplified in that more individuals were tested than indicated here, but I grouped together end-nodes of identical species (for example, four

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Sorry, I understood what you meant, but at the time I was in a rush and didn't have time to fidget with the wording. Anyway, I've made a change, so let me know if you like that better. Feel free to tweak as needed.

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In the subsection "Wildlife trade", I am uneasy with the heavy promotion of Anna Nekaris' name. Is she so important that her name must be mentioned several times (as well as the stand-alone quote)? My suggestions:-

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Slow lorises are thought to have reached the islands of Sundaland during times of low sea level, when the Sunda Shelf was exposed, creating a land bridge between the mainland and islands off the coast of Southeast

1387:": 1. Their genetic constitution leads to development of the structure during the individual's growth. 2. The structure has a particular function that helps the individual/species in its life and/or reproduction. 2389:" This statement is vague. It implies that home ranges of females may be larger than those of males. Is there any difference between the home range sizes of males and females? Perhaps the home ranges of males are 2134:

Six of one, half dozen of another. I don't feel this matters, and if we change it here will we have to change it everywhere else in the article? Thanks for the thought, but I'm going to pass on this one.

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A survey by primatologist Anna Nekaris and colleagues (2010) showed that these belief systems were so strong that the majority of respondents expressed reluctance to consider alternatives to loris-based

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The living slow lorises are generally considered to be most closely related to the slender lorises (genus Loris) of India, followed by the angwantibos, pottos (genus Perodicticus), and the false potto...

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According to data compiled from monthly surveys and interviews with local traders taken during the late 2000s, nearly a thousand locally-sourced slow lorises exchanged hands in the Medan bird market

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They can tightly grasp branches with little effort because of a special muscular arrangement in their hands and feet, where their thumb is nearly perpendicular (~180°) to the rest of the fingers...

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Unfortunately I do not have as much time as I would like to spend editing Knowledge. (I am sure that you already guessed that.) I appreciate your tolerance of my questions & comments. However

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I've never seen any article italicize "IUCN Red List" ... it's an online database, but whether that counts as a "publication", I don't know. Again, other opinions from the collaboration team? –

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Their combined head and body length varies by species, with the smallest, the pygmy slow loris, measuring 18 to 21 cm (7.1 to 8.3 in) to the Sunda slow loris measuring 27 to 38 cm (11 to 15 in).

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I suspect that would be best. I don't think it is essential to include a phylogenetic tree in an FA, and if the tree in this situation is causing confusion it may be best to do away with it.

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Perhaps not mention species for HB length, or find a source that states HB length for the Bengal slow loris (which I suspect is bigger than in the Sunda). Groves (1971) gives 330–367 mm for

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for the genus article since we didn't recognize those species at the time. If these files were SVG, it would be easy to fix. I can try to play with the PNGs, but it may take a while. –

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After a brief review which can now be found on the FAC talk page, I am satisfied with the lead. Should anyone voice dissatisfaction with the lead, I will happily gnaw off their arms. --

3790:"Foraging" almost exclusively refers to finding food. I think changing it to "...spend most of the night foraging for food alone" only makes the sentence more bulky and redundant. – 856:

and moved the reference back into the document, I could change the years from 2010 to 2010a & 2010b. However, Sfn does link these citations separately, so is it really needed? –

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I can trim it up if needed. Normally I get told to lengthen the lead or cover more material from the body, not the opposite. ;-) I'll try to do it tomorrow when I'm more awake. –

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to determine how strongly supported each node of the tree is. In published literature, the nodes usually also show this value to demonstrate the strength of support for the node.

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Unlike the slender lorises, however, the white stripe that separates the eye rings broadens both on the tip of the nose and on the forehead while also fading out on the forehead.

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This was changed for other comments, but the use of "range" as a verb is quite common. I guess I don't see how it sounds odd. Please let me know if it reads better, though. –

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a reliable source? It is the newsletter of a campaigning charity, no evidence of peer review or references. I'm not unsympathetic, but we are being asked to take a lot on trust

319:, but left the rest in Latin, including the publisher's name and the book's title. Either the original Latin (best, I think) or translate the lot. Also there's an abbreviation. 2998:

A survey in 2010 showed that these belief systems were so strong that the majority of respondents expressed reluctance to consider alternatives to loris-based medicines.

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Retrieval dates are not required for weblinks to print-based sources, but for consistency you should provide them for all or none. Same with total page count for books

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I re-worded it slightly, but I prefer to keep the mention of "low sea level" in for clarity. (Otherwise was the shelf exposed due to geological uplift, or what?) –

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Spot checking a number of current mammal FAs, not italicizing seems to predominate. The only place I found "IUCN Red List..." italicized was in the footnotes to

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Does the team know why a short duodenum is helpful (despite the lack of a reliable source)? If not, perhaps you would consider removal of this from the article?

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that these belief systems were so strong..." and so I think Nekaris' name could be taken off there if necessary, but I don't think at this point it's overdone.

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I'm going to leave this one for Sasata, since I think he wrote this section. He'll know this material better than I. If help is needed, I'll look into it. –

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Yes. "...which is fatal in 90% of all cases" qualifies "dental infection", which it follows immediately. Is there a clearer wording that you can think of? –

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There are many shades of color within that range of the spectrum. But, to be honest, I don't see it being a big deal. I've changed it per your suggestion. –

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Slow lorises range across tropical and subtropical regions and are found in primary and secondary rainforests, as well as bamboo groves and mangrove forests.

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on YouTube. However, aside from reverted vandalism, the article has been stable, which in my opinion demonstrates its comprehensive and neutral nature. –

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I'm in the same boat as Sasata, but I, too, will try to address the issues above this evening. I'll be watching carefully to avoid any edit conflicts. –

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general and become more specific, integrating taxonomic history along the way. But as you said, that's more of a style thing and not an issue for FAC. –

758:"Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire defined the genus Nycticebus in 1812, setting Nycticebus coucang (then called Tardigradus coucang) as the type species." - source? 259:

Sorry, I missed this question. I think a small piece of bamboo is threaded through the wire mesh ceiling just behind where the slow loris is clinging. –

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Again this is fairly standard for these types of articles. If it's important to you, can you offer an alternative that you're more comfortable with? –

4046:"The fossil record in both Asia and Africa is patchy, with most fossils dating back to the early Miocene, around 20 million years ago"—fossils of what? 3186:

This results in severe bleeding, which sometimes causes shock or death, and frequently leads to dental infection, which is fatal in 90% of all cases.

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No problem. I just wanted to make sure that there wasn't something in my control that was holding you up. I understand the busy life completely. –

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I've re-worded it, but would it be better if we just removed it? This is an element of folklore, but the topic had already been discussed above. –

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No, I appreciate your perspective. Maybe it's more of specialize term for the animal industry. Anyway, thank you for your feedback and support. –

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branches seems unnecessary. Two should be sufficient. (The statement, together with the following info about DNA sequences, makes me wonder if

4878:) used 75% on their cladograms. I'm also bumping up the font size at the Lemur article to reduce eye strain, and may do it for other soon. – 4321:

I've now rewritten pretty much all of the taxonomy and am now myself (of course) okay with it, but I'd be happy to discuss any disagreements.

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I agree. Would it just be just be better to say "There are currently five recognized species, ..." and then merge with the next sentence? –

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Thanks for the critiques, Ucucha and Cryptic C62. I have been very busy of late with RL, but will make time this evening to work on these.

2936:" Why are the Bengal and Sunda slow lorises mentioned as examples? Pygmy slow lorises are discussed later in the paragraph. Why not say: " 2330:

encounter rates ranging from as high as 0.74 lorises per kilometer for N. coucang to as low as 0.05 lorises per kilometer for N. pygmaeus.

436:, there are several peer-reviewed sources that talk about the prolific domestic trade and give sampling data that support these claims. – 887:

If you're referring to the Hagey, et al. ref, it's been added. If there are others missing it, please let me know. I didn't see any. –

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and comment: Cladogram can be in 100% font size instead of small 70% size. Although it is not a prose, it can improve readability per

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The range map should show the ranges of all species (not too difficult since the three that are to be split are on different islands).

3981:"The toxin is also applied as a form of protection for their infants"—the lead gives no previous use for the toxin, so why the "also"? 3622:

Found in South and Southeast Asia, they range from Northeast India and Yunnan (southern China) to the southern Philippines and Java.

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Although it was comparable in size to the pygmy slow loris (Nycticebus pygmaeus), its teeth set it apart from living slow lorises.

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branches over two. I understand that the original source had three branches because it included bootstrap values for each branch.

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Why is it folklore at all? It's true, and the fact that the Thai recognized that it is true can hardly be considered "folklore".

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The diagram still doesn't make sense. There is no difference between the three branches with respect to the positions of the non-

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I am nominating this for featured article because I feel it meets the FAC critieria. This was a collaborative effort as part of

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This results in severe bleeding, which sometimes causes shock or death. Dental infection is common and is fatal in 90% of cases.

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In which case, use of the word "only" implies that the observer was expecting greater interest. Perhaps remove the word "only"?

233: 3326:"e.g. species separated by geography/distinguished by size/long considered only one species etc. I might get ideas as I read. 4525:) says the Mindanao record is erroneous, not the result of an introduction. I can't check the source cited here (Nowak 1999). 3549: 3513: 3472: 3440: 3299: 88: 83: 4553:

I've removed it, since it's not really relevant to this genus article where an individual species was recorded incorrectly.

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Often, the buyers are Western tourists or expatriates who sometimes pay up to 1,000,000 rupiahs — Where is IPPL's data from?

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The single case of human death reported in the scientific literature was believed to have resulted from anaphylactic shock.

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Slow lorises are most closely related to other lorisids, such as slender lorises, pottos, the false potto, and angwantibos.

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The plural of "potto" is certainly "pottos" (per sources), and I'm 99% sure the plural of "anwantibo" is "anwantibos". –

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Be consistent in whether you provide locations for publishers (and if you do include them, be more specific than "U.S.A.")

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I think the team discussed this before. Unfortunately, the source does not explain, and no other source discusses it. –

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They lack the opsin gene that would allow them to detect short wavelength light, which includes the colors blue to green.

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branches. Can someone look at the original reference (Chen et al. 2006, p. 1196) and confirm the correct diagram please?

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I agree. Some stuff got mistakenly left out. I've made some change, so please let me know if this clear things up. –

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Several anatomical adaptations present in slow lorises may enhance their ability to feed on exudates … a short duodenum.

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I didn't know what "wooden substrates" are until I read your explanation just now. Can you clarify this in the article?

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Little is known about the social structure of slow lorises, but they generally spend most of the night foraging alone.

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Para 1 of the lead doesn't flow that well and there is some repetition (some of which I concede is necessary) - I

3085:" The article previously mentioned that there has only been one documented human death due to a slow loris bite. 3538:

extrageneric relationships/evolution. But for me that's a style thing. Otherwise looking ok, so I will support.

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Sounds like we agree. I've removed the sentence due to redundancy and because it's not folklore but a fact. –

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I think that the tree is useful. It clarifies some of the points in the text. I ask for removal of one of the

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Yes, the citation templates create double periods when there is an "et al.", particularly in editor lists. –

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Their behavior is not fully understand, and the source is not definite, so I don't think we can say that. –

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Same as above. "Pottos" has been made singular because, like the false potto, there is only one species. –

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Hmm, okay. I am sure that you have searched around for free pictures, and this is the best that you found.

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It looks like Sasata switched "Stockholm" back to the "Holmiae" for consistency. What's the abbreviation?

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The first part of the sentence reads: "According to 59 monthly surveys and interviews with local traders

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citation templates. If you know of a specific counter-example, please let me know. I didn't see any. –

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nearly a thousand locally sourced slow lorises exchanged hands in the Medan bird market in North Sumatra

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Populations of slow loris species, such as the Bengal and Sunda slow loris, are not faring well in zoos.

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Is the plural of "potto" really "pottos", not "pottoes"? Similarly, "angwantibos", not "angwantiboes"?

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I think it originally was intended to read "the island of Borneo", but either way, Sasata fixed it. –

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Where is IPPL's data from? Other IPPL source, quoting Sanchez, says 85%. Why is the figure different?

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Does "Nekaris, Starr & Collins 2010" refer to the bibliographic entry that also includes Wilson?

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Thanks for catching this. I've re-worded it, but it could also be removed entirely. Opinions? –

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That's better. I will reread. Most of it flows fine, there were just some tricky bits flow-wise.

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Because of their close relation to lemurs and other lorisiforms, they also possess a toothcomb...

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Nice. Looks like I was following the source a little too closely. Anyway, Sasata fixed it. –

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There is also extensive smuggling of slow lorises in Poland and Russia, according to Nekaris.

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In "Distribution and diversity", paragraph 1 uses "Burma" while paragraph 2 uses "Myanmar".

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I've removed the cladogram and made some changes to the text. I hope it's still clear. –

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In "Evolutionary history", subsection "Taxonomy and phylogeny", why does the diagram show

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Slow lorises sleep during the day, usually alone but occasionally with other slow lorises

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I do not understand what "bootstrap values" means in this context. None of the articles "

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In other words, peer-reviewed journal articles, not popular books, news stories, etc. –

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that claim. The same goes for the quote. Any opinions from the other contributors? –

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By the way, the format is inappropriately applied in the "Diet" section, paragraph 2: "

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were based on individuals of unknown origin that were only tentatively identified." ?

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in italics or not in italics IUCN Red List? It sounds like as name of publication as

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The brains of slow lorises have more folds (convolutions) than the brains of galagos.

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Captive pygmy slow lorises also make characteristic gouge marks in wooden substrates.

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I am impressed by your dedication, and by Dr Nekaris' helpful & quick response.

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is a species, not an individual. The diagram is supposed to represent phylogeny of

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Is there a way to distinguish visually between the two Nekaris et al. 2010 entries?

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seems a tad long ... it's supposed to entice the reader with a concise overview.

4248:."—type specimen of what? And why is this cited to Eliot (1913) and Thomas (1922)? 3005:

According to Nekaris, these videos are misunderstood by most people who watch them

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I'll see if I can get a page number for Linnaeus (I might only have the bird ones)

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Good suggestion. I think this is a relic of a previous clarification. Fixed. –

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don't inspire confidence that we are getting objective research-based information

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No dabs, all links OK, images all have appropriate licences. What am I seeing in

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Evidently I have no idea what I'm talking about. Great work with this article.

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Furthermore, few know about their strong odor or their potentially lethal bite.

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branches, leaving two. This is sufficient to illustrate the point of the text.

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why does this species have this particular (functional) anatomical structure?

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shouldn't take one of their trees as our presentation of "the phylogeny" of

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I've written to Dr. Nekaris, so hopefully she'll get back to us about it. –

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This should be handled consistently by the citation templates we're using.

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Thanks for catching this! I thought I had fixed all of these. Fixed now. –

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If these changes are made, I would be happy to keep the stand-alone quote.

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Be consistent in how many authors you list before truncating with "et al."

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lethal bite and most people are unaware of it. Again, other opinions? –

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I'm in a rush and will have to revisit this one when I have more time. –

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Populations of Bengal and Sunda slow lorises are not faring well in zoos

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Fooden, Jack (1991). "Eastern limit of distribution of the slow loris,

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http://www.loris-conservation.org/database/captive_care/nutrition.html

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noted that there was some confusion over the individual used as the

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In tests ... the toxic secretion alone generated only mild interest.

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Subsequent comments should be made on the article's talk page or in

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I agree. I will try to replace the sources for these six refs. –

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From "Conservation", subsection "Wildlife trade", paragraph 4: "

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From "Conservation", subsection "Wildlife trade", paragraph 3: "

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From "Conservation", subsection "Wildlife trade", paragraph 3: "

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were only tentatively identified, and their origins are unknown.

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I don't think it matters, but I changed it per your request. –

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No, "interest" is correct; the source talks about "curiosity".

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Missing bibliographic information for Groves 2001, Martin 1979

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http://pin.primate.wisc.edu/factsheets/entry/slow_loris/taxon

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These videos are often misunderstood by people who watch them

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Documented predators include snakes, the crested hawk-eagle (

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sfn error: no target: CITEREFNekarisStarrCollinsWilson2010 (

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Knowledge:Citing_sources/example_style#Websites_and_webpages

3136:." Does this mean that nearly 1000 slow lorises were traded 2774:" How does a short duodenum help them to feed on exudates? 1383:

In general, there are two types of answer to the question "

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is a statistical technique that is used in the context of

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individuals were used, but I've grouped them as one). The

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just the Latin bit to sort, then I'll be happy to support

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Make sure all foreign-language sources are noted as such

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Watch for minor inconsistencies like doubled periods, etc

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Why provide location for one CITES PDF and not the other?

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I think it would be better to cite the original source.

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Some crests on the teeth are stronger or weaker than in

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I'll check again, but some of this is template-related.

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and this cladogram still will be in reasonable size. --

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Why is BBC News italicized and The Independent is not?

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http://www.iucnredlist.org/info/faq#No_hardcopy_of_RL

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Knowledge:Manual of Style (text formatting)#Font size

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Studies suggest that slow lorises are polygynandrous.

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really should be regarded as a separate species from

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I don't think this was stated in the article, but in

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those of males may be larger than those of females.

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No further edits should be made to this page. 5186: 2417:there anything I can do to help this along? – 5132:No further edits should be made to this page. 5008:Online publications shouldn't be italicized. 313:Stockholm: Impensis Direct. Laurentii Salvii. 29:The following is an archived discussion of a 8: 5167: 5101:Thanks ... we should all get more sleep :) 3817:- What does scientific literature mean here? 3593:- I intend to review this article tomorrow. 2620:From "Behavior and ecology", paragraph 4: " 2552:From "Behavior and ecology", paragraph 3: " 2509:From "Behavior and ecology", paragraph 2: " 2385:From "Behavior and ecology", paragraph 1: " 1453:From "Evolutionary history", paragraph 3: " 5042:it seems that it is OK without italics. -- 1891:relations, albeit ultimately uncertain. – 1239:primates. 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Fixed. – 1911:Okay, if you think that's best. 4938:This is excellent article, but 4639:a high-quality reliable source? 3316:have rejigged a little. but.... 2626:Slow lorises are polygynandrous 1711:The most helpful statement is " 337:, giving "printing directed by" 234:File:Nycticebus coucang 003.jpg 2393:larger than those of females? 1560:. 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