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There are different levels of threat to the survival of various lemur species and subspecies. Some lemurs,
such as the Red-ruffed Lemur and some types of bamboo lemurs, are considered "Critically Endangered," with only a
few remaining in the wild and a drastically reduced range of habitat. A step down is the list of "Endangered"
lemurs, which includes the Hairy-eared Dwarf Lemur, the Golden Brown Mouse Lemur, and the Black and White Ruffed
Lemur. These lemurs are not as close to the brink of extinction as those on the critical list but still face a
good possibility of vanishing in the near future. "Vulnerable" species are facing a risk
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