Marmosets

The Marmosets are a low type of apes -- their brain being smooth, and they having claws instead of nails; but from their intelligent-looking countenances, and their gentle, playful disposition, they appear to have as much sense as the larger apes.

The Western World Picturesque Sketches of Nature and Natural History in North and South America William Henry Giles Kingston 1847

Marmosets biến đổi gen để phát sáng màu xanh lá cây đã thành công được sinh ra-phát sáng màu xanh lá cây con , cho hy vọng về khả năng biến đổi gen khỉ để mô hình bệnh của con người, trong đó, thú vị đủ, có thể có nghĩa là phải sử dụng ít trong số họ ở động vật thử nghiệm.

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Pygmy Albino Marmosets (w pics) | Impact Lab 2006

ARCTOPITHECINI, contains the Marmosets; the fifth, the LEMURINI, the Lemurs — from which ‘Cheiromys’ should probably be excluded to form a sixth distinct family, the CHEIROMYINI; while the seventh, the GALEOPITHECINI, contains only the flying Lemur

Essays 2007

The Marmosets, on the other hand, exhibit the same number of teeth as Man and the Gorilla; but, notwithstanding this, their dentition is very different, for they have four more false molars, like the other American monkeys — but as they have four fewer true molars, the total remains the same.

Essays 2007

CATARHINI, embraces the old-world apes; the third, the PLATYRHINI, all new-world apes, except the Marmosets; the fourth, the

Essays 2007

Chimpanzee, the Orang, and the Gibbon, but in all the genera of the old world baboons and monkeys, and in most of the new world forms, including the Marmosets. 42 42

Essays 2007

Marmosets and cotton tail tamarins studied at harvard are not mistreated in the least, they work together to earn marshmallows and are well fed, housed and socialized.

New Primate Links Field Notes 2006

Marmosets and pacas scampered over the boulders and talus in search of nuts and berries.

A Triumph of Souls Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2000

Marmosets, very small creatures, with sharp claws, long tails which are not prehensile, and a smaller number of teeth than all other American monkeys.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 344, August 5, 1882 Various