Barbara Brown's Titi Characteristics | Callicebus Barbarabrownae Facts

Kingdom	Order	Family	Genus	Species
Animalia	Primates	Pitheciidae	Callicebus	Callicebus barbarabrownae

Barbara Brown’s Titi Distribution

Barbara Brown’s Titi Characteristics

Barbara Brown’s titi^[1], also known as the northern Bahian blond titi or blond titi monkey, is a New World Monkey species.

These titi monkeys are relatively small primates with long, coarse tails and thick, fluffy fur.
The fur coat is dirty-colored on the backlight, gray or white on the flanks, and the abdomen and inside of the limbs are yellowish-grey.
The feet and hands are black, and the long tail is orange.
The head is round and small, there are black transverse stripes at the end, and the ear tufts are black.

Barbara Brown’s Titi Facts

Barbara Brown’s titi is named in honor of Barbara Elaine Russell Brown, a zoologist.
Females give birth to a single litter annually during the rainy season after a gestation period of 5 to 6 months.
Both females and males are monogamous and sometimes stay together for life.
They are most active at dusk and dawn, foraging for insects, fruit, and leaves, and rest at midday.
Because they inhabit an area of Brazil, they face widespread habitat fragmentation and deforestation.

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