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Question: Have you had a problem with inbreeding potential?<br />

Comment (Julie Taylor): When should kids be separated from relatives?<br />

Moderator (Helena Fitch Snyder): 1.5 years.<br />

Response (Julie Taylor): Slow loris female that conceived at 7 months of age.<br />

Response (Karen Weisenseel): That’s the youngest I’ve ever had.<br />

Moderator (Helena Fitch Snyder): 14 or 15 years old for the slow loris is the oldest age at<br />

reproduction. Oldest potto is 28 years old.<br />

Question (Kris Arnold): Do nocturnal prosimians produce more males?<br />

Moderator (Helena Fitch Snyder):: There is variation.<br />

Question (Adrienne Saunders): Will pygmy loris captive population increase?<br />

Moderator (Helena Fitch Snyder):: We now know that they are CITES 1, more zoos are interested<br />

in bringing in slow lorises. If we do good with what we have with pygmy lorises, we won’t need to<br />

import for awhile.<br />

Comment (Kris Becker): There is a huge male bias in Eulemurs.<br />

End of day 1<br />

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