- Callitrichidae. The term "
marmoset" is also used in
reference to Goeldi's
marmoset,
Callimico goeldii,
which is
closely related. Most
marmosets are
about 20 cm...
-
tamarins are
generally sympatric with
pygmy marmosets and
often raid
pygmy marmosets' gum holes.
Pygmy marmosets have
adapted insect-like claws,
known as...
- food
source for
marmosets,
making up 24-30% of
their food. The
small size of
marmosets allows them to
stalk and
ambush them.
Marmosets also eat fruits...
- black-crowned
dwarf marmoset. It has
claws as
opposed to nails, like
other marmosets who feed off tree sap. It also has
teeth similar to
other marmosets. It is considered...
-
which is late for
other marmosets. At birth,
Callimico offspring weigh 10% the
weight of
their mother's
whereas the
twinning marmosets weight double that amount...
-
tropical and
subtropical forests of
eastern Brazil.
Unlike other marmosets, Wied's
marmoset lives in
groups consisting of 4 or 5
females and 2 or 3 males...
-
marmoset in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Marmosets are New
World monkeys in the
genus Callithrix.
Marmoset may also
refer to: Delacour's
marmoset...
- 35 oz). The black-tufted
marmoset has a
lifestyle very
similar to
other marmosets,
being diurnal and arboreal. It
typically lives in
family groups of 2...
- 28 cm (7.1 to 11.0 in) and
weigh from 300 to 400 g (11 to 14 oz).
Silvery marmosets are
diurnal and arboreal,
using their claws to
climb trees. Originally...
- The Emilia's
marmoset (Mico emiliae), also
known as Snethlage's
marmoset, is a
marmoset endemic to Brazil. It is
found only in the
Brazilian states of...
