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See also: English name of a small See also: golden-haired See also: South See also: American See also: monkey, commonly known as Chrysothrix sciurea, and also applied to the two other members of the same genus, whose collective range extends from See also: Costa Rica to See also: Bolivia and See also: Brazil
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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
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The See also: squirrel-monkeys were formerly classed with the douroucoulis (see DouRoucouLl), but, on account of their See also: brain-structure, they have been transferred to the Cebinae (see CAPUCHIN-MONKEY), from the other members of which they differ by their practically non-prehensile tails and smaller See also: size, while they are further distinguished by their comparatively large eyes and the backward prolongation of the hinder See also: part of the See also: head
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They are exceedingly See also: pretty little monkeys
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