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mangabeys are: Lophocebus, the
crested mangabeys Rungwecebus, the
highland mangabey (kipunji) Cercocebus, the white-eyelid
mangabeys Look up
mangabey...
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sooty mangabey is
native to
tropical West Africa,
being found in Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Senegal,
Sierra Leone, and
Ivory Coast.
Sooty mangabeys inhabit...
- The white-eyelid
mangabeys are
African Old
World monkeys belonging to the
genus Cercocebus. They are
characterized by
their bare
upper eyelids, which...
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centimeters (17–22 inches) and
weigh 5–7
kilograms (11–15 lb).
Similar to
other mangabeys, they are diurnal.
Although generally arboreal, they do
spend a significant...
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crested mangabeys are West
African Old
World monkeys belonging to the
genus Lophocebus. They tend to have dark skin,
eyelids that
match their facial...
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crested mangabeys Genus Rungwecebus –
kipunji Genus Papio –
baboons Genus Theropithecus –
gelada Genus Cercocebus – white-eyelid
mangabeys Genus Mandrillus...
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mangabeys: A little-known but much-threatened monkey". Mongabay.
Retrieved July 26, 2024. McLester,
Edward (March 1, 2022). "Golden-bellied
mangabeys...
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evidence has
shown that they are more
closely related to white-eyelid
mangabeys.
Mandrills mainly live in
tropical rainforests but will also
travel across...
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about 3,000
collared mangabeys are
hunted in the Cross-Sanaga-Bioko
coastal forests for the
bushmeat trade. The
collared mangabey is
listed as endangered...
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Genus Macaca –
macaques Genus Lophocebus –
crested mangabeys Genus Rungwecebus –
highland mangabey (kipunji)
Genus Papio –
baboons Genus Theropithecus...
