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Faces of adult male primates from Central and South America. Warmer colors indicate higher complexity in facial color patterns. Species shown are: (1) Cacajao calvus, (2) Callicebus hoffmansi, (3) Ateles belzebuth, (4) Alouatta caraya, (5) Aotus trivirgatus, (6) Cebus nigritus, (7) Saimiri boliviensis, (8) Leontopithecus rosalia, (9) Callithrix kuhli, (10) Saguinus martinsi, and (11) Saguinus imperator. Credit: Stephen Nash | <br>Faces of adult male primates from Central and South America. Warmer colors indicate higher complexity in facial color patterns. Species shown are: | ||
<br>(1) Cacajao calvus, (2) Callicebus hoffmansi, (3) Ateles belzebuth, (4) Alouatta caraya, (5) Aotus trivirgatus, (6) Cebus nigritus, (7) Saimiri boliviensis, (8) Leontopithecus rosalia, (9) Callithrix kuhli, (10) Saguinus martinsi, and (11) Saguinus imperator. Credit: Stephen Nash | |||
Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2012-01-evolution-written.html#jCp | Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2012-01-evolution-written.html#jCp | ||
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