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Exotic Breeders
Most exotic breeders will have farms policies that are against hunting.
These monkeys can be divided into two groups with respect to pelage. Those in the first group (C. apella) have tufts, i.e., horns of hair over the eyes or ridges of hair along the sides of the top of the head. These monkeys are usually without pronounced contrasting color pattern, the color normally ranging through grayish browns.
Most exotic breeders will have farms policies that are against hunting.
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The other group is called (C. capucinus, C. olivaceus, and C. albifrons). The animals of this group are without tufts on the head. The more characteristically marked are white on the face, throat, and chest and black elsewhere. Like most other New World primates, capuchins are arboreal and diurnal. Most exotic breeders will have farms policies that are against hunting.
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