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• Alouatta (howler)
  • Alouatta (howler monkey)
    • Vocalization #1 -- SOURCE: Steve Bloom's Primate Project
    • Vocalization #2 -- SOURCE: Kenneth E. Glander's Faculty Page (Duke University)
    • Vocalization #3 -- SOURCE: Applied Anthropology on the Internet
    • Vocalization #4 -- SOURCE: Tropical Rainforest in Suriname
  • Alouatta palliata (mantled howler)
    • Vocalization #1 -- SOURCE: Nature Songs
    • Vocalization #2 -- SOURCE: Nature Songs
  • Alouatta pigra (black howler monkey)
    • Howl -- SOURCE: The Belize Zoo
  • Alouatta seniculus (red howler monkey)

   

• Aotus (owl monkey)

   

• Ateles (spider monkey)
  • Ateles species
    • Vocalization -- SOURCE: Nature Songs

   

• Brachyteles (muriqui, woolly spider monkey)

   

• Cacajao (uakari)

   

• Callicebus (titi)

   

• Callimico (Goeldi's marmoset)

   

• Callithrix (marmoset)
  • Callithrix (marmoset)
    • Vocalization #1 -- SOURCE: Smithsonian Academy Partnership
    • Vocalization #2 -- SOURCE: Smithsonian Academy Partnership
    • Vocalization #3 -- SOURCE: Smithsonian Academy Partnership
    • Phee -- SOURCE: Laboratory of Neurophysiology (Johns Hopkins University)
    • Trill -- SOURCE: Laboratory of Neurophysiology (Johns Hopkins University)
    • Trillphee -- SOURCE: Laboratory of Neurophysiology (Johns Hopkins University)
    • Twitter -- SOURCE: Laboratory of Neurophysiology (Johns Hopkins University)
  • Callithrix jacchus (common marmoset)
    • Vocalization #1 -- SOURCE: The Primate Care Site

   

• Cebuella (pygmy marmoset)
  • Cebuella pygmaea (pygmy marmoset)
    • Vocalization -- SOURCE: Rare Species Conservatory Foundation

   

• Cebus (capuchin)
  • Cebus capucinus (white-faced capuchin)
    • Vocalization -- SOURCE: Nature Songs

   

• Chiropotes (saki)

   

• Lagothrix (woolly monkey)

   

• Leontopithecus (lion tamarin)
  • Leontopithecus rosalia rosalia (golden lion tamarin)
    • Vocalization #1 -- SOURCE: The Primate Care Site

   

• Pithecia (saki)

   

• Saguinus (tamarin)
  • Cotton-Top Tamarin Vocalizations (Marc Hauser, Harvard University)
• Saimiri (squirrel monkey)
  • Saimiri sciureus (squirrel monkey)
    • Trill call -- SOURCE: Springer LINK
    • Group vocalization -- SOURCE: Nature Songs

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