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January 1, 1974Journal of Medical Primatology

The St. Kitts Vervet (Cercopithecus aethiops)

Michael T. McGuire

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Abstract

Vervet monkeys were brought to the Caribbean island St. Kitts three centuries ago and have lived there since in different ecological niches. Their distribution, characteristics and research value are described.

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