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red uakari

monkey, Cacajao calvus novaesi subspecies
Also known as: Cacajao calvus novaesi
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  • red uakari
    uakari

    …uakaris (subspecies Cacajao calvus rubicundus, C. calvus novaesi, and C. calvus ucayalii) are bright red, and the coats range from reddish brown to red-orange. They live in flooded forests along the upper Amazon River and its tributaries in eastern Peru and western Brazil. The white, or bald, uakari (C. calvus…

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    …uakaris (subspecies Cacajao calvus rubicundus, C. calvus novaesi, and C. calvus ucayalii) are bright red, and the coats range from reddish brown to red-orange. They live in flooded forests along the upper Amazon River and its tributaries in eastern Peru and western Brazil. The white, or bald, uakari (C. calvus…

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