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[[circled]] 16 [[/circled]] [[underlined]] Ateles rellerosus [[/underlined]] [[image - small red hashed section]] = Red Central American Spider Monkeys October 21, 1958 Washington Zoo There are two of these Golden Spider Monkeys here, in a cage with a single Woolly Monkey, and one Panama Black Spider Monkey ([[underlined]] fusciceps. [[/underlined]]) [[Image - three red vertical lines and a red rectangular shaped hashed section in left margin of page]] They Hdd just like the [[underlined]] fusciceps [[/underlined]]. Also pucker their lips in the same way. Both obviously hostile responses to me. When I first approach their cage, however, they give another reaction. Usually Hdd-ing, or sleeping (?) before I approach, then lift head as I get nearer, and utter a distinctive call. Poly syllable or multi-note. Usually comme ca : [[image - three short horizontal lines, a fourth, longer line lifting slightly]] or [[image - two short lines with a third longer line lifting slightly]] Quality of each note high & thin. Rather like the Squ or [[Till?] of the Capuchin at BCI or the Black Spider, [[underlined]] fusciceps. [[/underlined]]. This is obviously homologous with part of the Squ-[[Till?]]-B complex of the Black Spiders, but I don't know which yet. Probably the [[Till?]] ??? Most reminiscent of the [[Till's?]] of the S Black Spider I had at BCI. Obviously contains a strong escape component, as the Golden Spiders immediately go back into the Hdd after giving their call.
Transcription Notes:
Hdd = abb. for huddling