AnAge entry for Arctocebus calabarensis

Classification (HAGRID: 02454)

Taxonomy: Kingdom: Animalia
    Phylum: Chordata
        Class: Mammalia (Taxon entry)
            Order: Primates (Taxon entry)
                Family: Lorisidae
                    Genus: Arctocebus
Species: Arctocebus calabarensis
Common name: Calabar angwantibo

Maximum longevity: 13 years (captivity)
Source: ref. 671
Sample size: Small
Data quality: Acceptable
Observations: Record longevity in captivity belongs to one male specimen that lived for 13 years at London Zoo [0671]. There are unverified reports of animals living nearly 20 years in captivity.

: No information is available on life history. Please contact us if you wish to suggest or contribute data.

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