1980
DOI: 10.1017/s003060530002888x
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Range Extension for an Endangered Marmoset

Abstract: During a field expedition in eastern Brazil the authors found a new population of the endangered buffy-headed marmoset Callithrix flaviceps in the state of Tinas Gerais where it was not previously known. This was in a privately protected forest that also has an important population of the endangered woolly spider monkey Brachyteles arachnoides and other monkeys.

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“…With a geographical distribution of only 30,815 km 2 (Malukiewicz, Boere, et al., 2021), Callithrix flaviceps has the smallest original geographical range of all South American primates (Hannibal et al., 2019; Mendes & de Melo, 2007; Mittermeier et al., 1980). It was considered Endangered for over 30 years (Hannibal et al., 2019) until it was classified as Critically Endangered since 2020 (de Melo, Hilário, et al., 2021).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…With a geographical distribution of only 30,815 km 2 (Malukiewicz, Boere, et al., 2021), Callithrix flaviceps has the smallest original geographical range of all South American primates (Hannibal et al., 2019; Mendes & de Melo, 2007; Mittermeier et al., 1980). It was considered Endangered for over 30 years (Hannibal et al., 2019) until it was classified as Critically Endangered since 2020 (de Melo, Hilário, et al., 2021).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O sagui-da-serra (Callithrix flaviceps Thomas, 1903) é uma espécie endêmica a uma pequena área de Mata Atlântica do Sudeste brasileiro (FERRARI & MENDES, 1991), ocorrendo desde a porção leste (lado direito) do Médio Rio Doce em Minas Gerais, seguindo para o sul do rio Doce no Espírito Santo, descendo possivelmente até a porção norte do Rio de Janeiro e seguindo a oeste até a bacia do Rio Manhuaçu (COIMBRA-FILHO, 1986;COIMBRA-FILHO et al, 1991;FERRARI & MENDES, 1991;HIRSCH, 2003;MENDES, 1993;MENDES & MELO, 2007;RYLANDS et al, 2009). Sua distribuição geográfica se particulariza por ser significativamente restrita, sendo assim uma das menores entre os primatas neotropicais (MITTERMEIER et al, 1980;MITTERMEIER et al, 1982;FERRARI, 1988;FERRARI & MENDES, 1991;MENDES, 1993).…”
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