goldenliontamarinaaa Edition Date - 8/12/2005 Researched and written by the Friends of the Rosamond Gifford Zoo Education Volunteers Golden Lion Tamarin Photo courtesy of Megan Mullin Habitat • In the Wild: Golden lion tamarins inhabit the Atlantic coastal forest of Brazil and in or near the ...
Golden lion tamarin species factsheet. © Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, July 2006, photograph credit: XXXX GOLDEN LION TAMARIN Scientific name - Leontopithecus rosalia Background Known as lion tamarins because of their fine mane of hair, these miniature monkeys have lost all but 2-5% of ...
Emperor tamarin species factsheet. © Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, July 2006, photograph credit: James Morgan EMPEROR TAMARIN Scientific name - Saguinus imperator Background Known as emperor tamarins because of their fine white imperial-looking moustaches, numbers of these miniature ...
*Marmosets & Tamarins Introduct*on Nonhuman primates maintained in captivity have a valuable role in education and research. They are also occasionally used in entertainment.
Field Observations In the wild cotton-top tamarins have been observed feeding primarily on fruits and insects (Hampton et al., 1966; Neyman, 1978; Savage, 1990).
Golden Lion Tamarin Leontopithecus rosalia rosalia Classification Class: Mammalia Order: Primate Family: Callitrichidae Genus: Leontopithecus Species: rosalia Sub-species: rosalia Distribution Golden lion tamarins are native to southeastern Brazil near Rio de Janeiro.
Range: Golden lion tamarins are currently found only in a small area of Brazil northeast of Rio de Janeiro. Habitat: Tamarins live in scattered remnants of the Atlantic coastal rainforest at elevations from sea level to 1000 meters (3000 feet).
• Cotton-top tamarins are also listed by CITES (Appendix I), an international agreement that restricts trade in wild animals and their parts. Threats to survival: Cotton-top tamarins, like many tropical forest animals, are threatened by habitat loss due to deforestation for agriculture, firewood ...
In D. G. Kleiman &A. B. Rylands (Eds.), Lion tamarins: Biology and conservation (pp. 283-300). Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institute. EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENT ON ACTIVITY OF TAMARINS 275
Like most tamarins, this species has claws on all of its fingers and toes except the great toe, which has a nail. Emperor tamarins are active by day and are very graceful, friendly, and playful monkeys.