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Male and female Black Lemurs,Eulemur macaco. The black lemur is one of 28 species of lemurs, which are relatives to monkeys and apes and is so called True lemur. The black lemur got its name from a male coloration, which is black, while female is brown. The difference in the colors between male and female is unique for lemurs.
The image was taken at Madagascar by Mila Zinkova

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current	01:15, 29 October 2007	777×2,539 (842 KB)	Mbz1 (Talk \| contribs)	(Male and female Black Lemurs,''Eulemur macaco''. The black lemur is one of 28 species of lemurs, which are relatives to monkeys and apes and is so called True lemur. The black lemur got its name from a male coloration, which is black, while female)