451:. They are large headed, and unlike the related Angolan talapoin, the Gabon talapoin has flesh-coloured (not blackish) ears and facial skin. There are no distinct colour differences between mature males and females and the young. The Gabon talapoin is short furred, and has a vivid, grizzled yellow-olive crown and back, with golden-yellow coating to its thin limbs, and a dark tipped tail. Its eyelids and lips are yellowish in colour, with noticeable dark streaks on its nose and cheeks. They also have cheek pouches that are useful for storing food. Females have a pink sexual swelling, and males are characterized by their large pale blue scrotum.
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behaviors. Females present themselves to the males when they are ready to mate, both sexes engage in grooming and hand contact for a short interval before proceeding with copulation if both parties are interested. Harassing calls are known to be vocalized by juveniles towards the copulating pair. All females tend to give birth annually during rainy season when copious foods are available, between the months of
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difficult to catch and not typical hunting targets. However, the overhunting of larger animals has caused a shift in target and an increase in the hunting and trapping of smaller mammals like the Gabon talapoin. At least twenty-nine Gabon talapoins were impounded in Spain between 2002 and 2006. The monkeys were purchased from local hunters, smuggled into Europe, and have been offered by dealers in
Belgium and the Czech Republic. Diet related diseases have been reported in captive talapoins.
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Female Gabon talapoins have a head and body length ranging from 230–340 millimetres (9.1–13.4 in), and weigh 0.8–1.2 kilograms (1.8–2.6 lb). Males are larger and take six years to reach full adult size, with head and body length ranging from 260–360 millimetres (10–14 in), and weigh
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Gabon talapoins fall prey to various carnivores, raptors and snakes due to their tiny size. They are capable of 11 types of vocalizations spanning across a wide pitch range. The Gabon talapoin have bird-like calls when disturbed and males often exhibit hostility by bobbing of the head, scowls and
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Gabon talapoins were widespread and groups were often associated with villages in Gabon in the 1960s, but some groups have been disappearing. The decline in mature individuals have been attributed to increasing hunting activity. Owing to their small size and low meat yield, Gabon talapoins are
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Gabon talapoins display affections towards their young and members of the same troop, but female aggression towards the male is also a key trait of their social structure. Mothers take on the role of carrying their young and is known to reject advances by other females to carry their infants.
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agriculture, the Gabon talapoin seldom ascends to higher levels in trees. Population density may double near human settlements, due to the availability of new sources of cultivated foods, secondary growth due to land clearing, and protection from predators due to presence of human activity.
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lashing of the tail tip. During foraging, adult females let out a short ''uh'' sound to make her location known to the others, and males make a lower pitched version of the same call. The young vocalize a ''coo'' sound instead.
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2104:White-cheeked macaque (
2041:Formosan rock macaque (
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255:), also known as the
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239:Gabon talapoin range
215:Miopithecus ogouensis
2721:Primate conservation
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1780:Dent's mona monkey (
1771:Wolf's mona monkey (
1753:Lowe's mona monkey (
1174:Primate Conservation
958:. pp. 145–146.
709:Maisels, F. (2019).
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319:Miopithecus talapoin
286:and the far western
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1996:Gorontalo macaque (
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595:
591:
584:
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518:
509:
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429:
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173:Cercopithecidae
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71:Near Threatened
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2416:
2415:
2408:
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2401:
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2398:
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2393:M. leucophaeus
2388:
2378:
2376:
2368:
2367:
2365:
2364:
2355:
2346:
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2328:
2319:
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159:Infraorder:
29:
2526:iNaturalist
2459:Wikispecies
2160:Rungwecebus
2138:L. albigena
2043:M. cyclopis
1980:M. tonkeana
1971:M. ochreata
1944:M. pagensis
1908:M. sylvanus
1836:C. ascanius
1809:C. sclateri
1764:C. pogonias
1617:Malbrouck (
1601:C. tantalus
1583:C. aethiops
1546:Chlorocebus
1482:M. talapoin
1470:(Talapoins)
1463:Miopithecus
1380:(subfamily
763:Kingdon, J.
740:11 November
588:territorial
527:terrestrial
477:Congo River
473:Nyong River
427:Description
402:nomen nudum
373:M. talapoin
355:Miopithecus
305:Miopithecus
184:Miopithecus
163:Simiiformes
2665:Categories
2382:Mandrill (
2373:Mandrillus
2294:mangabeys)
2285:Cercocebus
2239:P. ursinus
2171:R. kipunji
2119:Lophocebus
2097:M. munzala
2070:M. radiata
2052:M. fuscata
2034:M. mulatta
1935:M. leonina
1917:M. silenus
1896:(Macaques)
1845:C. hamlyni
1710:C. roloway
1669:A. solatus
1660:A. preussi
1651:A. lhoesti
1574:C. sabaeus
1419:Haplorhini
1417:Suborder:
1332:2021-05-16
1292:2021-05-16
1246:2021-04-18
1142:2021-05-28
954:. London:
893:2008-07-13
651:References
369:Miopithcus
292:introduced
266:native to
153:Haplorhini
149:Suborder:
2676:Talapoins
2384:M. sphinx
2351:C. sanjei
2324:C. agilis
2272:T. gelada
2248:P. kindae
2203:P. anubis
2191:(Baboons)
2169:Kipunji (
2061:M. sinica
1953:M. siberu
1879:Papionini
1827:C. cephus
1393:Kingdom:
1102:1748-1090
1050:854973585
974:911007671
858:: 93–232.
829:1573-8604
558:Aframomum
191:Species:
109:Kingdom:
103:Eukaryota
2643:Species+
2583:12100578
2444:Wikidata
2411:Category
2270:Gelada (
2230:P. papio
2007:M. nigra
1989:M. hecki
1962:M. maura
1861:Lesula (
1782:C. denti
1773:C. wolfi
1755:C. lowei
1728:C. mitis
1701:C. diana
1581:Grivet (
1565:C. dryas
1524:E. patas
1413:Primates
1407:Mammalia
1401:Chordata
1399:Phylum:
1395:Animalia
1194:84274298
837:24110272
765:(1997).
696:62265494
670:(2005).
553:oil-palm
516:Behavior
491:and the
481:Cameroon
471:and the
389:binomial
345:Taxonomy
298:and the
272:Cameroon
268:riparian
169:Family:
143:Primates
133:Mammalia
123:Chordata
119:Phylum:
113:Animalia
99:Domain:
76:IUCN 3.1
2570:1000592
2518:4267099
2505:7239723
2450:Q568895
2391:Drill (
2306:C. atys
1737:C. mona
1411:Order:
1405:Class:
627:on the
567:pawpaws
542:Musanga
507:Habitat
469:Cabinda
449:guenons
399:, is a
261:African
222:Kingdon
179:Genus:
139:Order:
129:Class:
74: (
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2622:949834
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2544:944213
1889:Macaca
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