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The Titi Monkeys, scientifically known as [[Callicebus]], are a genus of New World monkeys that belong to the family [[Pitheciidae]]. This genus comprises approximately 30 different species, making it one of the most diverse genera of New World monkeys. The evolutionary history of Titi Monkeys is complex and still under investigation. However, it is generally accepted that they evolved in the South American rainforests, adapting to a variety of habitats over millions of years. | The Titi Monkeys, scientifically known as [[Callicebus]], are a genus of New World monkeys that belong to the family [[Pitheciidae]]. This genus comprises approximately 30 different species, making it one of the most diverse genera of New World monkeys. The evolutionary history of Titi Monkeys is complex and still under investigation. However, it is generally accepted that they evolved in the South American rainforests, adapting to a variety of habitats over millions of years. | ||
[[Image:Detail-144995.jpg|thumb|center|A Titi Monkey sitting on a tree branch in the rainforest.]] | |||
== Physical Characteristics == | == Physical Characteristics == | ||