Galagoides zanzibaricus — Overview

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IUCN threat status:

Least Concern (LC)

Distribution

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Galagoides zanzibaricus, commonly known as Zanzibar bushbabies, can be found in the East African coastal forests from southern Somalia to Mozambique. As the name suggests, they are also native to the island of Zanzibar. However, this species cannot be found on Pemba and Mafia, two nearby islands. Some researchers maintain that the north boundary of this species is the Tana River in Kenya. They are also found up to a few hundred kilometers inland in the Udzungwa Mountains. (Butynski, 2004)

 

Biogeographic Regions: Ethiopian; Ethiopian :: Native

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