New monkey species found in Amazon forest area that’s fast disappearing

Mongabay
Sep 5, 2019, 8:29 am254 pts
From an area of southern Amazonia, where forests are rapidly being cut for gold mining, agriculture, cattle pastures, and construction of dams, researchers have described a species of marmoset that’s new to science. “The spread of deforestation is pretty visible,” said Rodrigo Costa Araújo of the…

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