The range in distance of males is larger than that of the females in both Microcebus species, both before and after mating seasons. Research has also been conducted on the distribution of sleeping sites, as well as on testes size and the presence of vaginal plugs.
This study highlights the differences in spatial behavior between males and females in both Microcebus species, particularly during breeding periods. The research also delves into the distribution of sleeping locations, testes size, and vaginal plug presence, providing insights into the reproductive biology of these animals.