Assertion: pygmy marmoset's genus | /r/HasProperty | callithrix
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text: Cebuella was finally included in morphological and genetic analyses and was classified under the genus Callithrix.
text: Researchers place all the different Marmoset species into four different taxonomic genuses, Callithrix, Mico, Callibella, and Cebuella.
text: The term ‘marmoset’ is used to denote about 25 new world monkey species pertaining to the genera Callithrix, Callibella, Mico and Cebuella.
text: Members of the genus Callithrix, common marmosets have a few adaptations unique to this group and necessary for their diet and arboreal lifestyle.
text: Members of the genus Callithrix, including common marmosets, excel in dry secondary and disturbed forests or edge habitats but they also show great elasticity in the type of habitats in which they can live (Kinzey 1997; Sussman 2000).
text: The two groups of small, furry near-monkeys are extremely similar, but the marmosets (mostly in the genus Callithrix ) and the tamarins (genus Saguinus ) are located in different regions, overlapping in only one area near the mouth of the Amazon River.
text: There are at least three species of true marmosets in the genus Callithrix.
text: any small South American monkey of the genus Callithrix and related genera, having long hairy tails, clawed digits, and tufts of hair around the head and ears
text: However, new evidence has suggested that because of a determining gene sequence that the pygmy marmoset should be placed in the genus Callithrix, (C. M. L. Barroso et al. 1997).
text: Pygmy marmosets belong to either the genus Callithrix or Cebuella (it is still being debated).
text: First, taxonomists distinguish the differences between marmosets of the genus Callithrix and tamarins of the genus Saguinus by their teeth.
text: Marmosets are in the genus Callithrix.