Noun:

சிறிய குரங்கு வகை,

marmosets's Usage Examples:

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Primates range from tiny marmosets weighing only a few grams, to huge gorillas weighing 140 180kg.

Common marmosets We currently have three common marmosets that were all rescued from the pet trade in Britain.

In jerboas, for example, a bunch of twelve or thirteen hairs springs from the same point, while in the polar bear a single stout hair and several slender ones arise together, and in the marmosets three equal-sized hairs form regular groups.

In the wild marmosets supplement their diet with a steady supply of tree gum which they gouge out with their sharp teeth.

Sadly the female had medical problems and passed away leaving Oberon to share his house with our female common marmosets.

first, the Anthropini, consisting of man only; second, the Catarhini or Old World apes; third, the Platyrhini, all New World apes, except the marmosets; fourth, the Arctopithecini, or marmosets; fifth, the Lemurini, or lemurs; sixth and seventh, the Cheiromyini and Galeopithecini.

Our male marmosets are currently in two groups: the pair Leo and Nathan and the trio Taz, Billy, and Matthew.

In characters of such importance as the structure of the hand and foot, the lower apes diverge extremely from the gorilla; thus the thumb ceases to be opposable in the American monkeys, and in the marmosets is directed forwards, and armed with a curved claw like the other digits, the great toe in these latter being insignificant in proportion.

It has, however, been proposed to transfer the name Chrysothrix to the marmosets of the genus Hapale, to which it is stated to have been originally applied, and to replace it by Saimiris.

Details of article Assessing what factors affect marmosets breeding success by Sharyn Amos.

Synonyms:

tamarin, leoncita, lion monkey, family Callithricidae, lion marmoset, platyrrhinian, New World monkey, platyrrhine, Cebuella pygmaea, true marmoset, pygmy marmoset, Callithricidae,

Antonyms:

leptorrhine, catarrhine,