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Barbary Ape
Macaca sylvanus (Linnaeus 1758)
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NMNH Primate Measurements
47 mm
(female)
NMNH Primate Measurements
38 mm
(female)
NMNH Primate Measurements
36 mm
(male)
NMNH Primate Measurements
44 mm
(male)