Makandé squirrel galago

The Makandé squirrel galago, Sciurocheirus makandensis, is a species of squirrel galago native to Gabon in Central Africa. Squirrel galagos are strepsirrhine primates of the genus Sciurocheirus in the family Galagidae, the galagos or bushbabies, and the Makandé species is the most recently described of them: it was named in 2013, after the earlier species Sciurocheirus alleni, S. cameronensis and S. gabonensis had been separated from one another by Eisentraut, Groves and later authors. The genus itself was first placed apart from Galago by Gray in 1863. The species is attributed to Ambrose, 2013, and the Wikipedia article places it among the endemic fauna of Gabon, which makes its range far narrower than that of the Gabon bushbaby, a squirrel galago found across Cameroon, Gabon and the Republic of the Congo.