| the positional behavior of pygmy marmosets (cebuella pygmaea) in northwestern bolivia. | pygmy marmosets are distinctive given their diminutive body size, their year-round reliance upon exudates, and their use of morphologically adapted tegulae to engage in a high degree of claw-clinging behaviors associated with exudate exploitation. this project examined the positional behavior and habitat preferences of one group of pygmy marmosets in a secondary forest within the department of pando, northwestern bolivia. results from this study indicate that pygmy marmosets primarily use claw-c ... | 2011 | 21360318 |