callithrix การใช้

• Polygyny is known to occur in several " Callithrix " species.
• The genus was formerly considered a subgenus of the genus " Callithrix ".
• It also coordinates one of them, Callithrix geoffroyi, or white-headed marmoset.
• "Callithrix " females generally gives birth to two or more infants at a time.
• Other " Callithrix " traits shared include enlarged, chisel-shaped incisors and specialized cecums for their diet.
• The Callithrix Manicorensis has a silvery white upper body, a light gray cap on its head, yellow to orange underparts and black tail.
• The black-tufted marmoset ( " Callithrix penicillata " ) is a New World example that mostly lives off of the sap from trees.
• As with other members of the genus " Callithrix ", the common marmosets have claw-like nails known as tegulaes on most of their fingers.
• ""'Callithrix " "'is a genus of New World monkeys of the family Callitrichidae, the family containing marmosets and tamarins.
• Squirrel cuckoos are often observed to forage peacefully alongside small mammals such as common marmosets ( " Callithrix jacchus " ) during the dry season for cocoa beans.
• If disturbed by larger animals, such as common marmosets ( " Callithrix jacchus " ), it may break its camouflage and try to chase them away however.
• The pygmy marmoset has been viewed as somewhat different from typical marmosets, most of which are classified in the genera " Callithrix " and " pet trade.
• The Callithrix Acariensis has a snowy white upper body and under parts, a gray back with a stripe running to the knee and a black tail with a bright orange tip.
• Nests are occasionally plundered by predators, for example smallish mammals like the common marmoset ( " Callithrix jacchus " ), despite the birds'attempts to defend their offspring.
• They have been observed to forage peacefully alongside common marmosets ( " Callithrix jacchus " ) in the undergrowth, maybe even cooperating with the monkeys in flushing prey from hiding.
• The marmosets rely quite heavily on tree exudates, with some species ( e . g . " Callithrix jacchus " and " Cebuella pygmaea " ) considered obligate exudativores.
• Smaller mammals, such as the common marmoset ( " Callithrix jacchus " ) may occasionally plunder swallow-tailed hummingbird nests, despite the birds'attempts to defend their offspring.
• The "'buffy-headed marmoset "'( " Callithrix flaviceps " ) is a rare species of marmoset Rio de Janeiro and its distribution extends into Minas Gerais.
• A typical experiment tested food aversion learning in squirrel monkeys ( " Saimiri sciureus " ) and common marmosets ( " Callithrix jacchus " ), using several kinds of cues.
• The two monkeys, which were discovered in northwestern Brazil, about 1, 600 miles northwest of Rio de Janeiro, are the Callithrix Manicorensis, or Manicore Marmoset and the Callithrix Acariensis, or Acari Marmoset.