Ardilla enana
Microsciurus alfari (J.A.Allen, 1895)
También llamadaAlfaro's Pygmy Squirrel (eng) · Alfarosdwergeekhoorn (nld) · Alfaro’ ' s Pygmy Squirrel (eng) · Ardilla enana de Centroamérica (eng) · Central American Dwarf Squirrel (eng) · Central American Pygmy Squirrel (eng) · Ecureuil dAlfaro (eng) · Esquilo-anão-centro-americano (por) · Midden-Amerikaanse Dwergeekhoorn (nld) · Mittelamerika-Zwerghérnchen (eng) · Scoiattolo nano del Centroamerica (ita) · Zentralamerikanisches Zwerghörnchen (deu) · panamanoravainen (fin) · veveřička středoamerická (ces)
Descrita por primera vez en: Bull. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist. vol.7 p.333
Descripciones de listas y floras indexadas por GBIF
activity
Activity patterns. Central American Dwarf Squirrels are diurnal, and they energetically and rapidly move on all substrates from ground to canopy, tree trunks, and lianas. They have been described as moving with purpose and grace when they rapidly scale trees and leap across canopy gaps. They occasionally chatter or emit high-pitched trills, but they are generally quiet rainforest occupants.
Sciuridae
biology_ecology
Habitat. Dense evergreen forests, including cloud forests, at elevations that reach 2600 m. Central American Dwarf Squirrels sometimes are seen in disturbed forests.
Sciuridae
biology_ecology
Movements, Home range and Social organization. There is no information available for this species.
Sciuridae
breeding
Breeding. The Central American Dwarf Squirrel appears to be seasonally monoestrous and occasionally is seen in pairs.
Sciuridae
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