Callitrichidae Essays

  • Project Tamarin

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    While on this earth, we humans have made a tremendous impact on our environment, both good and bad. Unfortunately, humans have had more of a negative impact than positive, especially concerning the state of our world’s forests. We have been on a tree cutting rampage in order to create more space for the growing human population. While this may sound perfectly fine for many people, doing this robs the animals of our planet their home and their food which is why many species of animals and plants are

  • Cotton-Top Tamarin Habitat

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    The animal I chose to make a habitat for is the cotton-top tamarin. From my knowledge, I was able to make judicious choices that would suit a cotton-top tamarin’s likes and dislikes. Zoo exhibits already are equipped with supplies tamarins need. But the picture I drew is how I think a habitat for a cotton-top tamarin should be in a zoo exhibit. Cotton-top tamarin is a SSP (Species Survival Plan) animal who’s critically endangered animal due to deforestation and wildlife trafficking. These animals

  • Pygmy Marmoset Essay

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    Kassedy Knight Mrs. Eve and Ms. Rivera Research Paper May 2, 2014 Monkeys are funny and intelligent animals. Curious George is a classic children’s story about a fictional monkey who was caught in the jungle and brought back to the city by a man in a yellow hat. George wanted to learn about everything around him. Many people today have pygmy marmosets for exotic pets, The pygmy marmoset is a the world’s smallest monkey breed. Pygmy marmosets are adorable, social creatures that enjoy all types

  • WILDLIFE AS CANON SEES IT

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    Photography is a passion for many people there are a lot of amateur photographers out there and they are always on the look to but the best camera and there is huge competition now a days for this growing market this market has many key players like Nikon cannon sony etc. but cannon is clearly a leader in this marking and this advertisement is an example of why cannon is market leader. This canon ad that was posted on the April 2014 National Geographic magazine shows mainly a picture of an animal

  • Golden Lion Tamarin

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    As one of the most endangered species of primate in the world today the Golden Lion Tamarin exists mainly in the areas of South America, more specifically the coasts boarding the country of brazil all the to Uruguay. Originating from the luscious and seemingly never-ending rainforests of Brazil the Golden Lion Tamarins have had to relocate over the years. Due to the interruption of man through out these spacious and lush forests, many species has been left homeless and even pushed to the brink of

  • Importance Of Nails In Primates

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    number of changes required to make a claw into a nail or toilet claw the results from histological studies were compared to the phylogenetic tree of primates. Results: 1. All the species except Daubentonia madagascariensis and the species in Callitrichidae lack functional claws. 2. All strepsirhines including D. madagascariensis have a toilet claw on 2nd digit of the foot. 3. All the analysed species of Neotropical primates have both deep and superficial layer irrespective of whether they were

  • Advantages And Disadvantages Of Primates

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    Primates have certain behavioral traits that are key to their survival which include their sociability. The reason why primates need to have sociability is because they need access to mates, food and help with avoiding predators. With that being said there are different types of social group in primates, which include: Solitary, Monogamy, Polygyny, One-Male Polygyny, Multi-Male Polygyny, Fission-Fusion Polygyny and Polyandry. The reason primates build this social interaction with one another is because

  • Monkey Research Paper

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    Monkeys are haplorhine primates, a group generally possessing tails and consisting of about 260 known living species. Many monkey species are tree-dwelling (arboreal), although there are species that live primarily on the ground, such as baboons. Most species are also active during the day (diurnal). Monkeys are generally considered to be intelligent, particularly Old World monkeys. There are two major types of monkey: New World monkeys (platyrrhines) from South and Central America and Old World