Genus Saimiri (Noun)
Meaning
Squirrel monkeys.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- Squirrel monkeys, specifically members of the genus Saimiri, inhabit tropical forests throughout Central and South America.
- Squirrel monkeys from the genus Saimiri primarily forage during the early morning and late afternoon for a diet consisting of mainly fruits, nuts, and insects.
- Scientifically referred to as members of the genus Saimiri, these primate monkeys undergo behavior adjustment throughout social evolution processes and practices for young infant-like carrying grooming expectations training each learned mature method being led younger the environment based infant environment
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- It is challenging for breeders and conservationists to treat the disease-causing parasitic nematodes Saimiricola ainae that often infect monkeys of the genus Saimiri since their existence is often discovered only after performing a necropsy of an infected primate.