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Cotton-Top Tamarin Saguinus oedipus
Golden-Handed Tamarin Saguinus midas

Up to the 1980s, the Cotton-top Tamarin was thought to occur from Costa Rica south to northern Colombia. By 1992, it could be found only in northern Colombia.

The Golden-Handed Tamarin is native to the wooded areas along the Amazon River in Brazil, Guyana, French Guiana, Suriname, and Venezuela. They live in groups of 2 to 15 individuals.

Meet the Jungle Friends Tamarins

Chopin
Chopin
Arrived: 7/14/08
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Gatsby
Gatsby
Arrived: 7/14/08
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Hershey
Hershey
Arrived: 7/14/08
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Lil
Lil
Arrived: 3/9/06
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Monet
Monet
Arrived: 7/14/08
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Nicor
Nicor
Arrived: 7/14/08
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Phil
Phil
Arrived: 3/9/06
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Tara
Tara
Arrived: 3/2/06
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Tripoli
Tripoli
Arrived: 7/14/08
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More about tamarins:

Jungle News - July 16, 2008: From research lab
to Tamarin Town - new arrivals!

The Tamarins Are Here!

Video: Tamarin Town

In memoriam: Ashley and Odin
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