A red fronted lemur can be found in central western as well as southeastern parts of Madagascar. The binomial species, eulemur rufifrons does have the presence of sexual dimorphism, as males are a grey/brown color with a red/brown crown, females on the other hand have a red/brown coat with a darker coloured crown. Both have pale under parts as well as white patches above the eyes. The red fronted lemurs are a social species and live in groups ranging from 4 to 18, mixed equally with both female and males. Although within certain circumstances, females will stray away from the pact to stay with their children and family, which they prioritize. ("Red-fronted Lemur." Duke Lemur Center RSS. N.p., n.d. Web. Lennart W. Pyritz, Peter M. Kappeler