File:Stone tool use by a capuchin monkey.jpg
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Português: Um macaco-prego (Sapajus libidinosus) juvenil, usando uma pedra como ferramenta para quebrar uma semente. A população de macacos-prego da Serra da Capivara tem o mais complexo conjunto de ferramentas conhecidos para primatas neotropicais.
English: A juvenile capuchin monkey (Sapajus libidinosus) using a stone as tool to open a seed. The capuchin population from Serra da Capivara has the most complex tool set known for neotropical primates. |
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| Author | Tiago Falótico |
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