### animal | vertebrate | mammal | primate | monkey:

Marmoset
* Most marmosets carry babies
  - defend territory
  - drink fresh water
* Most marmosets eat grasshoppers
  - plants
  - spiders
  - engage in behaviour
  - have ears
* Most marmosets have large home ranges
  - trees
  - live in regions
  - raise tails
  - rely on diets
* Most marmosets use sharpen teeth
* Some marmosets become prey
  - develop fixed eating habits and preferences
* Some marmosets eat food
  - nectar
  - feed on lizards
* Some marmosets have caecums
  - claws
  - coloration
  - holes
  - median stripes
  - nails
  - reflexes
  - residues
  - sharp claws
  - states
  - tendencies
  - thumb nails
  - white stripes
* Some marmosets occupy forest patches
* Some marmosets occur along coasts
  - southeast coasts
* Some marmosets reach maturity
* also have a particular scent of their own, which combined with their urine smells awful.
* are a member of the primate family and are one of the smallest monkeys
  - active during the day and live in small groups
* are among the easiest of primates to provide with environmental enrichment
  - smallest of primates
  - animals
  - diurnal monkeys, which are active from dawn to dusk
  - diurnal, sheltering at night in tree holes and cavities
* are located in asses
  - books
  - boxs
  - brazils
  - burrows
  - cages
  - captivity
  - dictionaries
  - fields
  - foreign countries
  - mountains
  - national parks
  - pairs
  - pants
  - rain forests
  - rainforests
  - shopping malls
  - treetops
  - tropics
  - wildernesses
  - wood
  - quick, agile jumpers
  - small mammals
  - small, long-tailed monkeys
  - smaller
  - squirrel-size monkeys
  - tiny South American monkeys
  - usually docile and gentle in captivity
* do have twins and galagos more than one young.
* feed on flowers.
* gain access to exudates from a variety of tree species by gnawing holes in the tree bark.
* generally have triangular upper molars , and they lack the third molar found in cebids.
* have a better developed sense of smell than humans
  - diet of snakes, tree frogs , insects, bird eggs , fruit, and natural vegetation
  - acute sight, good hearing, and apparently a good sense of smell
  - freedom
  - long tails and human like hands and arms to climb trees
* includes brains
  - cell membranes
  - chest cavities
  - cytoplasm
  - rib cages
  - sterna
  - vertebrate feet
* live in family groups in the wild
  - pairs or families and react to separation from their mate
  - the trees in the jungle as far north as Panama and south to Brazil
  - tropical or subtropical forests of South America
  - with one mate, and the father marmoset helps take care of the children
* mark their area by rubbing their perineum on various locations.
* often use sex to reinforce their social bonds, as do other primates such as bonobos.
* prefer edge habitats
* run and hop in trees and bushes, and are capable of leaping from branch to branch
  - quadrupedally along horizontal branches and leaping between thin terminal supports
* smell, they use their scent glands for communication.
* typically give birth to twins every six months.
* usually give birth to twins, once or twice a year.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | primate | monkey | marmoset:

Common marmoset
* Most common marmosets eat grasshoppers
* Most common marmosets use sharpen teeth
* Some common marmosets eat fruit.
* Some common marmosets have caecums
  - large caecums
* Some common marmosets live in extend families
* are a type of monkey
  - endemic to Brazil
  - native only to east-central Brazil
  - therefore also the smallest representative of the higher primates
  - very small monkeys with relatively long tails
* has white tufted-ears.
  - habitats