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Crepuscular primates are primarily active during twilight hours, specifically at dawn and dusk. One notable example of a crepuscular primate is the tarsier, a small primate found in Southeast Asia. Other examples include some species of lemurs and the slow loris. Their activity patterns help them avoid predators and take advantage of lower light conditions for foraging.

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