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black-headed uakari

monkey
Also known as: Cacajao melanocephalus
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  • red uakari
    uakari

    …hands, and feet of the black-headed uakari (C. melanocephalus) are black, and the coat is chestnut-coloured with a saddle of reddish or yellowish hair. It lives in southern Venezuela, southeastern Colombia, and northwestern Brazil. Males are particularly red, which leads some scientists to speculate that the colour attracts females; in…

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    …hands, and feet of the black-headed uakari (C. melanocephalus) are black, and the coat is chestnut-coloured with a saddle of reddish or yellowish hair. It lives in southern Venezuela, southeastern Colombia, and northwestern Brazil. Males are particularly red, which leads some scientists to speculate that the colour attracts females; in…

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