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The Sulus are a bloodthirsty and hard-hearted race, and, when an opportunity occurs, are not always averse to kidnapping even their own countrymen and selling them into slavery.
British Borneo Sketches of Brunai, Sarawak, Labuan, and North Borneo 1884
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There were no Sulus or Worfs on that crew until it was far too late.
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The Sulus (Sangasanga, Bongao, Simunul, Tawitawi) also support a population of slow loris (Nycticebus coucang), a Sundaic primate that is not found in the remainder of the Philippines.
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A new pig species, Sus spp. nov., is being described from the Sulus on the basis of MtDNA and skull measurements from a dead specimen.
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Palawan was the main pathway for immigrants from Borneo to the Philippines, and the Sulus have many taxa that are identical to or derived from taxa in Mindanao.
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However, the Sulus were not clearly above-water islands until within the last 15 million years.
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Even Sibutu, close to Borneo and separated from the rest of the Sulus by the Sibutu Passage, contains an avifauna more closely related to the Sulus than to Borneo.
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The same subspecies of bearded pig found on Borneo (Sus barbatus barbatus) is also found in the southwestern Sulus (Sibutu and Tawitawi), and this species can still be observed crossing open water to reach these islands from Borneo.
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The Sulus are located south of the main typhoon track that so strongly influences the more northerly Philippine islands.
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The EBA contains nine restricted-range birds, four of which are limited to the Sulus.
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