Allen’s swamp monkeys[1] are small, stocky monkeys with gray to brown fur and long tails.
- These highly social primates live in the swamp forests of central Africa, where they mostly spend their time in the trees.
- Allen’s swamp monkey is comparable to guenons in size and body proportions. Both males and females have dark khaki fur with a whitish underside.
- Typically, their faces are framed by long dark gray fur on their cheeks, outlined with dark lines.
- The skin on their neck is light gray. Both sexes have a patch of orange-red skin under the tail.
- Females have prominent oestrous bulges (other female guenon species do not have this), and males have light blue scrotal skin.
- The light webbed fingers and toes indicate their partially aquatic lifestyle.
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