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Platyrrhini

New World monkeys(+2)

GBIF:104047703

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Common names used for this species across different languages and regions.

New World monkeysmonkeymonkeys

Vernacular (common) names are the everyday names used for a species in different languages and regions. A single species may have dozens of common names worldwide.

New World monkeys

monkey

monkeys

CLASSIFICATION

Taxonomic Classification Tree

? rootCellular organismsEukaryotaOpisthokontaMetazoaEumetazoaBilateriaDeuterostomiaChordataCraniataVertebrataGnathostomataTeleostomiEuteleostomiSarcopterygiiDipnotetrapodomorphaTetrapodaAmniotaMammaliaTheriaEutheriaBoreoeutheriaEuarchontogliresPrimatesHaplorrhiniSimiiformesPlatyrrhini

UNR? root2,696,275

Cellular organisms2,403,257

DOMEukaryota1,796,090

UNROpisthokonta1,456,569

KMetazoa1,244,919

UNREumetazoa1,237,905

UNRBilateria1,221,070

UNRDeuterostomia135,407

PChordata127,824

SUBCraniata126,520

UNRVertebrata126,518

UNRGnathostomata125,899

UNRTeleostomi123,467

UNREuteleostomi123,466

SUPSarcopterygii63,767

UNRDipnotetrapodomorpha63,760

UNRTetrapoda63,728

UNRAmniota48,264

CMammalia14,308

UNRTheria14,283

UNREutheria13,543

UNRBoreoeutheria13,156

SUPEuarchontoglires7,059

OPrimates1,125

SUBHaplorrhini851

INFSimiiformes829

PARPlatyrrhini

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Platyrrhini

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