Titlebook: Reproduction in New World Primates; New Models in Medica John P. Hearn (Director) Book 1983 MTP Press Limited 1983 reproduction

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The Cebus Monkey ,,The . monkey, commonly called the Capuchin monkey, is widely distributed in Latin America. Its range extends from the southern part of Central America to the north east of Argentina.

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The Saddle Back Tamarin and other Tamarins,environmental requirements of callitrichids. More recently, biomedical and behavioral researchers have become interested in these small monkeys and in their potential as laboratory primates. As a result of their studies, our expertise in the maintenance of callitrichids in captivity has increased considerably..

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The Common Marmoset ,),sed. They are economical to keep, normally produce twins, and because of their short generation interval, with sexual maturity at about 18 months of age, they can be established in captive, self-sustaining breeding colonies at a fraction of the time and cost taken for the larger, more conventional, laboratory primates.

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Distribution and Conservation of New World Primate Species Used in Biomedical Research,monkey, is second only to the rhesus monkey in frequency of use in the laboratory; several others, notably the night monkey and several species of tamarins, are the preferred animal models for certain kinds of research; and still another, the common marmoset, possesses characteristics that, in all p

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The Saddle Back Tamarin and other Tamarins, were mostly kept as pets or were exhibited in zoological gardens.. Although early attempts to maintain and breed marmosets and tamarins for extended periods of time under captive conditions met with limited success, they have gradually increased our knowledge of the behavior and of the dietary and