The scientific name of the Aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis) these genus and species.

Naukowe imię z za-za (Daubentonia madagascariensis) te rodzaj i gatunek.

Its cranial and dental traits are comparable to that of the aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis), suggesting a possible close relationship.

Jego czaszkowe i dentystyczne cechy są porównywalne z tym z za-za (Daubentonia madagascariensis), sugerując możliwy ścisły związek.

Aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis)

Za-za (Daubentonia madagascariensis)

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Alternatively, it may have closer ties to the aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis) within the lemuroid (lemur) radiation.

Ewentualnie, to może mieć bliższe krawaty aby za-za (Daubentonia madagascariensis) wewnątrz lemuroid (lemur) promieniowanie.

The aye-aye's binomial name, Daubentonia madagascariensis, honors the French naturalist Louis-Jean-Marie Daubenton and the island on which it is found, Madagascar.

Aye-aye's dwumienne imię, Daubentonia madagascariensis, honoruje francuskiego przyrodnika Louis-Jean-Marie Daubenton i wyspa, na której to zostanie znalezione, Madagaskar.

The 'Aye-aye' ('Daubentonia madagascariensis') is a strepsirrhine native to Madagascar that combines rodent-like teeth with a long, thin middle finger to fill the same ecological niche as a woodpecker.

'Za-za' ('Daubentonia madagascariensis') jest strepsirrhine tubylec do Madagaskaru, który łączy zęby w stylu gryzoń z długim, wąskim palcem środkowym napełnić się tak samo nisza ekologiczna jako dzięcioł.

The taboos surrounding the aye-ayes are so pervasive that some think the primate, whose scientific name is Daubentonia madagascariensis, gained its common name as a spinoff of the Malagasy expression for "I don't know," suggesting that even to mention the creature is forbidden.

Tabu otaczając aye-ayes są tak wszechobecne że jakiś myśleć naczelny, czyje naukowe imię jest Daubentonia madagascariensis, zyskać jego powszechnie znaną nazwę jak spinoff z malgaskiego wyrażenia dla "nie wiem" sugerując to nawet wspomnieć, że istota żywa jest zakazana.

In the two and a half decades since Douglas and I arrived to look for aye-ayes (Daubentonia madagascariensis), the country's human population has doubled from roughly 10 million to more than 20 million, and that means more and more pressure on its natural resources.

W dwa i połowa dekada od Douglasa i ja nadeszliśmy patrzeć dla aye-ayes (Daubentonia madagascariensis), ludzka populacja kraju podwoiła się z z grubsza 10 milionów aby więcej niż 20 milionów, i to oznacza coraz więcej ciśnienia na swoje bogactwa naturalne.

"Aye aye," came the reply on the other end of the line.

"Aye aye, but I sure hope we know what we're doing."

A cloud of miserable "Aye ayes" rose and dropped away.

"Aye aye, sir; my grandfather always said the same thing."

Oh for goodness sake how can I possibly see anything aye aye!

"Aye aye, Sir," the chief of staff acknowledged after a brief pause.

"Aye aye, sir," the woman said, and walked back toward the hall's main doors.

"Aye aye, sir; I was, though, and all is well."

"Aye aye, sir.," The buildings of the town ended abruptly.

I should be certain, if the boat had not answered "aye aye".'

'Aye aye, sir', Martin said and then looked almost shy.

"Aye aye, Steve," he said quietly, and went out through the drawn curtain.

He'll say, 'Aye aye, and maybe he's in the right of it.'

"Aye aye," Robby said, still smiling but seeing the logic and desperation of the moment.

"Aye aye, sir," Clark replied, using the naval term that had been part of his life a long time ago.

"Aye aye, sir," Collier said and dived below to start his search.

"Dead slow, aye aye," the junior officer there answered.

"Aye aye, sir," Mindell replied, and he left the room.

'Aye aye, sir,' the second lieutenant said, thankful that it had passed off so easily.

"Aye aye, sir," Martin said doubtfully, knowing this was a test.

"Aye aye, sir," Kim acknowledged in a voice that breathed relief.

"Aye aye, sir," the ensign said, and fell into step behind Willie.

He said, "Aye aye, sir," and put the duffel bag down.

"Aye aye, sir," Uhura said, and spoke into her mike.

Conservationists are also taking a hands-on approach to caring for Madagascar's unusual aye ayes.