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Encyclopedia > Aotus

Aotus is both a plant and an animal:

The name means "earless" in both cases: the monkey is missing external ears, and the pea is missing earlike bracteoles.


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Nocturnality in the Owl Monkey, Aotus sp (4102 words)
Aotus is found in most of northern South America from Panama to northern Argentina and from the Pacific in Ecuador and Colombia to the Atlantic in Brazil (Robinson et al., 1987).
Aotus is found in regions with extremes in temperatures, particularly in the subtropical dry forests of the Chaco of Paraguay where daily temperatures can range from 40° C down to -5°C (Wright, 1995).
Gestation and interbirth intervals of the owl monkey (Aotus trivirgatus griseimembra).
Aotus Natural History (1236 words)
Aotus is usually reported as a highly monogamous primate.
Aotus is a relatively noisy monkey, uttering loud contact and locomotory notes (Moynihan, 1976).
Olfaction is an important component of communication and Aotus marks substrates by rubbing a gland at the base of its tail and exuding a brown, oily substance (Wright, 1981).
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