Cebus

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Cebus is a genus of New World capuchin monkeys known for their high intelligence, dexterous hands, and adaptability to diverse forest habitats in Central and South America.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf genus
taxon
characteristic behavioral flexibility
dexterous hands
high intelligence
omnivorous diet
class Mammalia
commonName capuchin monkeys
gracile capuchins
conservationConcern some species threatened by habitat loss
diet fruits
insects
small vertebrates
distinguishedFrom Sapajus NERFINISHED
family Cebidae NERFINISHED
foundIn dry forests
rainforests
subtropical forests
tropical forests
geographicRange from Honduras to northern Argentina
habitat arboreal habitats
hasBrainCharacteristic relatively large brain for body size
includesTaxon Cebus albifrons NERFINISHED
Cebus capucinus NERFINISHED
Cebus imitator
Cebus kaapori NERFINISHED
Cebus olivaceus NERFINISHED
infraorder Simiiformes
isA New World monkey genus
kingdom Animalia
locomotion quadrupedal arboreal locomotion
namedAfter capuchin friars NERFINISHED
nativeTo Central America
South America
order Primates
parentTaxon Cebidae NERFINISHED
Cebinae NERFINISHED
parvorder Platyrrhini NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
reproduction viviparous
socialStructure group-living
multi-male multi-female groups
subfamily Cebinae NERFINISHED
suborder Haplorhini NERFINISHED
taxonRank genus
toolUse known to use tools in some species
usedIn behavioral research
cognitive research

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Cebidae includesGenus Cebus