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• Avahi (avahi, woolly lemur)

• Arctocebus (golden potto, angwantibo)

• Cheirogaleus (dwarf lemur)

• Daubentonia (aye-aye)
  • Daubentonia madagascariensis (aye-aye)
    • Tapping Sound -- SOURCE: Steve Burnett

• Eulemur (lemur)
  • Eulemur fulvus rufus (brown lemur)
    • Grunting noise -- SOURCE: Godric's World
    • Click grunt -- SOURCE: Berenty Reserve
    • Rattle #1 -- SOURCE: Berenty Reserve
    • Rattle #2 -- SOURCE: Berenty Reserve
    • Longer rattle -- SOURCE: Berenty Reserve
  • Eulemur rubriventer (red-bellied lemur)
    • Loud call at night -- SOURCE: Erik Patel, Cornell University

• Euoticus (needle-nailed bushbaby)

• Galago (galago)
  • Galago alleni (Allen's bushbaby)
    • Vocalization #1 -- SOURCE: Bioko Primate Protection Program

• Hapalemur (gentle lemur)
  • Hapalemur griseus (grey gentle lemur)
    • Chatter-squeal during agonism -- SOURCE: Erik Patel, Cornell University
    • Ticks and purrs -- SOURCE: Erik Patel, Cornell University
    • Ticks and whee -- SOURCE: Erik Patel, Cornell University

• Indri (indri)
  • Indri indri (indri)
    • Chorus -- SOURCE: Godric's World
    • Vocalization #1 -- SOURCE: Kenneth E. Glander's faculty pages (Duke University)
    • Vocalization #2 -- SOURCE: Kenneth E. Glander's faculty pages (Duke University)
    • Vocalization #3 -- SOURCE: Godric's World

• Lemur (lemur)
  • Lemur catta (ring-tailed lemur)
    • Troop calls -- SOURCE: Wild Sanctuary
    • Coo -- SOURCE: Berenty Reserve
    • Longer coo -- SOURCE: Berenty Reserve
    • Grunt -- SOURCE: Berenty Reserve
    • Howl -- SOURCE: Berenty Reserve
    • Yap -- SOURCE: Berenty Reserve
    • Longer yap with howls -- SOURCE: Berenty Reserve

• Lepilemur (sportive lemur)

• Loris (slender loris)

• Microcebus (mouse lemur)
  • Microcebus rufus (rufous mouse lemur)
    • Vocalization #1 -- SOURCE: Erik Patel, Cornell University

• Mirza (mouse lemur)

• Nycticebus (slow loris)

• Otolemur (bushbaby)

• Perodicticus (potto)

• Phaner (forked-marked dwarf lemur)

• Propithecus (sifaka)
  • Propithecus diadema candidus (silky sifaka)
    • Chatter-squeal during agonism -- SOURCE: Erik Patel, Cornell University
    • Howls -- SOURCE: Erik Patel, Cornell University
    • Multiple animal aerial roars -- SOURCE: Erik Patel, Cornell University
    • Single animal roars -- SOURCE: Erik Patel, Cornell University
    • Zzuss call -- SOURCE: Erik Patel, Cornell University
  • Propithecus diadema diadema
    • Chatter Squeal and Purr SOURCE: Erik Patel, John Anderson, Mitchell T. Irwin, Cornell and Stoeny Brook University
    • Howl SOURCE: Erik Patel, John Anderson, Mitchell T. Irwin, Cornell and Stoeny Brook University
    • Hum SOURCE: Erik Patel, John Anderson, Mitchell T. Irwin, Cornell and Stoeny Brook University
    • MMM SOURCE: Erik Patel, John Anderson, Mitchell T. Irwin, Cornell and Stoeny Brook University
    • Purr SOURCE: Erik Patel, John Anderson, Mitchell T. Irwin, Cornell and Stoeny Brook University
    • Roar SOURCE: Erik Patel, John Anderson, Mitchell T. Irwin, Cornell and Stoeny Brook University
    • Zzuss SOURCE: Erik Patel, John Anderson, Mitchell T. Irwin, Cornell and Stoeny Brook University
  • Propithecus diadema edwardsi
    • Aerial roars -- SOURCE: Erik Patel, Cornell University
    • Mmm call -- SOURCE: Erik Patel, Cornell University
  • Propithecus verreauxi (Verreaux's sifaka)
    • Vocalization #1 -- SOURCE: Berenty Reserve
    • Vocalization #2 -- SOURCE: Berenty Reserve

• Tarsius (tarsier)

• Varecia (ruffed lemur)
  • Varecia variegata rubra (red ruffed lemur)
    • Vocalization #1 -- SOURCE: The Primate Care Site
    • Long-call -- SOURCE: The Wild Ones
  • Varecia variegata variegata (black-and-white ruffed lemur)
    • Vocalization #1 -- SOURCE: The Primate Care Site

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