List of lemur species

Columns: Scientific name | Common name | Classified | Average size | Conservation status
Allocebus trichotis | Hairy-eared dwarf lemur | 1875 , Günther | 65-90 g ( 2.3-3.2 oz ) | Vulnerable | Cheirogaleus andysabini | Montagne d'Ambre dwarf lemur | 2015 , Lei et al | 282 ± 61 g ( 9.9 ± 2.2 oz ) | Not Evaluated | Cheirogaleus crossleyi | Furry-eared dwarf lemur | 1870 , A. Grandidier | 250-500 g ( 8.8-17.6 oz ) | Data Deficient | Cheirogaleus grovesi | Groves ' dwarf lemur | 2017 , McLain et al | 410 g ( 14 oz ) | Not Evaluated | Cheirogaleus lavasoensis | Lavasoa dwarf lemur | 2013 , Thiele et al | 300 g ( 11 oz ) | Not Evaluated | Cheirogaleus major | Greater dwarf lemur | 1812 , É. Geoffroy | 350-400 g ( 12-14 oz ) | Data Deficient | Cheirogaleus medius | Fat-tailed dwarf lemur | 1812 , É. Geoffroy | 120-270 g ( 4.2-9.5 oz ) | Least Concern

Example questions:
Who was a professor in Australia and classified a lemur of Cheirogaleidae family that is a small nocturnal one from the island of Madagascar ? | What lemur in the Cheirogaleidae family was classified in 2015 and has a conservation status that has not been evaluated and has an average size over 200 ? | What extant lemur species of Cheirogaleidae family was classified by a French naturalist and explorer with a conservation status of data deficient ? | What is the scientific name of one of the most scarce species of lemur in the Cheirogaleidae family that was classified by second-most productive reptile taxonomist ?

Answers:
Groves | Montagne d'Ambre dwarf lemur | Furry-eared dwarf lemur | Allocebus trichotis