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(A) Propithecus Tattersalli, N = 98 Albrecht Et Al. 1990, Andriantompohavana Et Al Wilmé, L., Ravokatra, M., Dolch, R., Schuurman, D., Mathieu, E., Schuetz, H. and Waeber P. O. 2012. Toponyms for centers of endemism in Madagascar. Madagascar Conservation & Development 7, 1: 30– 40. Supplementary Material. (doi:10.4314/mcd.v7i1.6) TABLE S2. Table of references for the 15 species (775 references). 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