The first Madagascar expedition stimulated a second, and this work contributed to the Ankarana Massif being recognised as an important refuge for rare wildlife and well as a location where important sub-fossil giant lemur remains were discovered.
The first Madagascar expedition stimulated a second, and this work contributed to the Ankarana Massif's recognition as an important refuge for rare lemurs, smaller wildlife including a previously unknown blind fish. The Massif also proved to be a rich location where important sub-fossil giant lemur remains were discovered.