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

Pygmy marmoset
* Most pygmy marmosets have freedom
* Some pygmy marmosets have claws
  - states
* are mammals
  - monogamous, which means that male and female mate for a lifetime
  - only about six inches tall as adults
  - quiet animals
  - territorial animals
  - the smallest of the species
  - tiny animals that can fit into human palm
  - usually docile and gentle
* critically endangered species and is found in tropical and subtropical forests.
* eat plants
* have claws on all of their digits except the great toe, which has a flat nail
* live in regions.
* type of primate that is best known as the smallest monkey in the world.

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

Tamarin
* Most tamarins eat fruit
  - materials
  - soft fruit
  - sweet fruit
  - engage in activities
  - feed on fruit
* Most tamarins have claws
  - diets
  - fingers
  - heads
  - molar teeth
  - rather sharp claws
  - thumbs
  - inhabit territory
* Most tamarins live in disturb habitats
  - penetrate skin
  - sleep in trees
  - use fingers
* Some tamarins have nails
  - sharp nails
  - hunt other animals
  - live in families
  - protect territory
  - use forelimbs
* also reside in flooded areas where there is low underbrush and a lot of twisting vines.
* are a South American monkey closely related to the marmoset and also known as a marmoset
  - almost exclusively polyandrous
  - also popular in the pet trade business
  - diurnal , meaning they like to seek shelter for the night in tree cavities
  - highly important seed dispersers in tropical ecosystems
  - inhabitants of tropical rainforests and open forest areas
  - larger
  - omnivores, meaning they like to eat both plants and animals
  - primates
  - small, endangered primates found in the forests of South America
* are some of the smallest members of the primate family
  - monkeys in the world
  - squirrel-like, colorful monkeys
* defend territory.
* eat fruit, insects, eggs, and occasionally catch small lizards, toads, and frogs
  - frogs, and tree gums
  - small fruits, insects, and occasionally buds and leaves
* feed on fruit mainly at the lower and middle canopy levels of the forest
* flash though leafy tunnels, twittering and chirping to one another like flocks of birds.
* have a wide variety of vocalizations which they use in communicating in the dense forest
  - one to three babies a year
  - rounded jaws, while the jaws of marmosets are V-shaped, with enlarged incisors
  - sharp, curved claws on their toes for gripping tree trunks and branches
  - specific food related calls, depending on what type of food they are hungry for
  - vary diets
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - ears
  - faces
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - piluses
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
* inhabit rainforests
* jump through trees using their fingers to hold onto branches.
* learn about raising their young by helping to raise their siblings.
* live all over South America.
* live in Eastern forests of Brazil
  - family groups
  - small family groups
* make a variety of vocalizations.
* often give birth to twins which is unusual for primates
  - travel single file through the forest, leaping quietly from limb to limb
* open mouths.
* seem to be more sensitive to the phonetic characteristics.
* tend to be monogamous and remain with the same mate
  - sleep in tree holes abandoned by other species
  - their claws to dig for insects in the bark of trees
  - whistles and trills as communication
* usually give birth to twins.
+ Golden Lion Tamarin, Diet
  - Tamarin: Monkeys
  * Tamarins live in small family groups. The life span is about 15 years. They are in danger of extinction due to loss of habitat as their forest home is being cleared. They live in coastal tropical rainforests in eastern Brazil of South America