Primates

Mouse Lemur

Give birth to as many as 3 and transport babies via mouth if nests feel unsafe

Dwarf Lemurs

Fat tail (store energy in tail), 6 months hibernation and they dont maintain temperature

Forked lemurs

Fork stamped marking on head

Sportive lemurs

small, nocturnal, arboreal & solitary and participate in cecotrophy

Mongoose lemurs

eat nectar, single infants no nests and ringtails form

Gentle lemurs

eat bamboo and form monogamous units

indri lemur

largest lemur, diurnal

Sifaka lemur

saltatory locomotion

Wooly lemur

nocturnal

Aye-aye

arboreal & nocturnal, middle finger largest to tap on trees to eat insects inside, quadrupedal locomotion

bushbabies (galagoos)

Africa, rapid VCL, highly active

True lorises

Potto loris (Africa), Slow loris (SE Asia), Slender loris (South Asia), slow movers via quadrupedal locomotion

Tarsier

Carnivorous, nocturnal, 2 toilet claws.

Callitrichids - Twins

Tamarins: Omnivores, Marmosets: gummivores

Cebid

Nails, prehensile tails on few

Owl monkey - Nocturnal

only nocturnal monkey, frugivorous, male helps mother with infant care

Titi monkeys

diurnal, male helps mom with infant care and frugivorous

Squirrel monkeys

Males fatten up before mating season, large multi gender groups, frugivorous

Capuchins

Intelligent & dexterous, weak prehensile tails, omnivorous

Howler monkey

large, folivorous, distinct loud call

Muriqui

Largest NWM, restricted to Atlantic Forest, male-male relationship, compete via sperm comp

Saki & Uakari

Sakis: Monog Uakari: Large multi m/f, tails not prehensile

Cercopitheciners

Adaptable & Successful, gender size dimorphism, check pouch, Baboons, Guenon, Drills & Mandrills, Mangabeys, Gildan monkey

Guenon

Africa, often mixed species

Gruen monkey

Most adaptable in savannah, omnivorous

Maraque

Found across Asia & North Africa, most widely distributed primate

Gibbons

Monogamous, frugivores, brachiate

Orangutan

SE Asia

Gorilla

Africa, eat leaves

Chimp

Africa, wage wars

Bamboon

Africa