- The black-striped
capuchin (Sapajus
libidinosus), also
known as the
bearded capuchin, is a New
World monkey in the
family Cebidae. They can be
found in...
- capuchin,
Sapajus libidinosus Sapajus libidinosus juru****
Sapajus libidinosus libidinosus Sapajus libidinosus pallidus Sapajus libidinosus paraguay**** Azaras's...
- 1906
Macaca carpolegus (Raffles, 1821)
Macaca fusca (Shaw, 1800)
Macaca libidinosus I. Geoffroy, 1826
Macaca longicruris (Link, 1795)
Macaca maimon (de Blainville...
- Ottoni, E.B.; de Oliveira, M.G. (2004). "Wild
capuchin monkeys (Cebus
libidinosus) use
anvils and
stone pounding tools".
American Journal of Primatology...
- M.C.H. (2005). "Spontaneous tool use by wild
capuchin monkeys (Cebus
libidinosus) in the Cerrado".
Folia Primatologica. 77 (5): 337–344. doi:10.1159/000093698...
- black-striped capuchin,
according to
Groves (2005) with the name
Cebus libidinosus paraguay****, but
Silva Jr. (2001)
considered it a
separated species...
- and
subspecies split in which, for
example Azara's capuchun,
Sapajus libidinosus paraguay****, is
considered a
separate species,
Sapajus cay, as are the...
-
impudicus Sluys & Grant, 2006
Romankenkius kenki Ball, 1974
Romankenkius libidinosus Sluys & Rohdes, 1991
Romankenkius patagonicus (Borelli, 1901) Romankenkius...
-
apella Blond capuchin,
Sapajus flavius Black-striped capuchin,
Sapajus libidinosus Azaras's capuchin,
Sapajus cay
Black capuchin,
Sapajus nigritus Crested...
-
objects or food
toward themselves. The black-striped
capuchin (Sapajus
libidinosus) was the
first non-ape
primate for
which tool use was do****ented in the...
