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[[circled]] 2 [[/circled]] [[underlined]] Cebus capucinus [[/underlined]], Sep. 27, 1958, II [[three vertical lines and a vertical squiggly line in the left margin bordering the following paragraphs]] homologous and analogous with the Q Notes of the [[puiche's?]] and the Glp's or SNG's of the Night Monkeys (it is more probably analogous to the Glp's - although it sounds more like the SNG's.) When picked up in the hand, the captive Capuchin gives loud screams. Quite human-sounding, and not unlike the obviously homologous scream or wail of the Night Monkey. Also obviously homologous with the K of the [[Puiche's?]]. The captive specimen also sometimes gives a weak squeak-like single note (Squ). When it approaches a human being without much evident hostility (no aggression). This might conceivably be a weak, even "friendly", modification of the MG Note, (it sometimes gives the impression of being a "stifled" MG Note). The captive animal also frequently utters a high-pitched squeaky but rather soft twittering noise. I shall call this TW. Rather like a soft version of the TW of the [[Puiche's?]], but with more "vibrations" or "semi-syllables" - more like the Trll of the [[Puiche's?]] in fact. It might even be homologous with the Trll (and/or TW??) of the [[Puiche's]]. Apparently given when the animal is alarmed or nervous by a too close human approach. Some of the MG's are accompanied by "puckering" of the lips . I shall call this P. Relatively rare. Apparently high intensity. Only given with some of the loudest MG's. MG's which may be on the grunt-like side; but are not, I think, the most
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I've tried to look up variations of "Puiche's" with reference to monkeys and have found nothing. I'm really not sure if I'm interpreting this word correctly.