- are
capuchin monkeys in the
genus Sapajus. Formerly, all
capuchin monkeys were
placed in the
genus Cebus.
Sapajus was
erected in 2012 by
Jessica Lynch...
- capuchin,
Sapajus flavius* Black-striped capuchin,
Sapajus libidinosus Sapajus libidinosus juru****
Sapajus libidinosus libidinosus Sapajus libidinosus...
- the
genus of
Sapajus and
Cebus are
believed to have a
common ancestor originating in the
Atlantic forest.
Primates under the
genus Sapajus then continued...
- rainforest, and
Sapajus (robust capuchin)
expanded southwards towards the
Atlantic forest. However,
during the Pleistocene,
Sapajus expanded northwards...
- The
tufted capuchin (
Sapajus apella), also
known as
brown capuchin, black-capped capuchin, or pin monkey, is a New
World primate from
South America and...
- The
black capuchin (
Sapajus nigritus), also
known as the black-horned capuchin, is a
capuchin monkey from the
Atlantic Forest in south-eastern Brazil...
-
aequatorialis Genus Sapajus (robust
capuchin monkeys)
Tufted capuchin,
Sapajus apella Blond capuchin,
Sapajus flavius Black-striped capuchin,
Sapajus libidinosus...
- 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...
- The
blond capuchin (
Sapajus flavius) is a
species of
capuchin monkey endemic to
northeastern Brazil. This
endangered species was
rediscovered in 2006...
- The large-headed
capuchin (
Sapajus apella macrocephalus) is a
subspecies of the
tufted capuchin monkey from
South America. It is
found in Bolivia, Brazil...
