| Subject: | Re: The Unknown Primate |
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| From: | "corticalsongs" corticalsongs |
| Date: | Wed Jan 19, 2011 11:18 am ((PST)) |
> The common name for the creepy sounding allouattas is 'bugio'. I've found= this > clip in youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DOSbOWEm35ok&feature=3Dr= elated Hi Luiz. Great to know the name of the long calls. I suppose what surprised= me about the identification as howlers is that these calls were not the lo= ng "bugio", but something else which is stereotyped and repeated. |
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