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Human Origins Program at the Smithsonian's Museum of Natural History.



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Gibbons

 

female white-cheeked gibbon

Two species of lesser apes—11 white-cheeked gibbons housed in three groups and a pair of siamangs—live at Gibbon Ridge.

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Gorillas
 
female gorilla Seven western lowland gorillas—three males, and three females, including a baby born on January 10, 2009—live at the Zoo's Great Ape House.

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Lemurs
 
red-ruffed lemur

The Zoo currently houses seven ring-tailed lemurs and two red-fronted lemurs at Lemur Island. Two red-ruffed lemurs live in the Small Mammal House.

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Orangutans
 
female orangutan

Four adult orangutans (three females and one male) and two juveniles (one female and one male) live at the Zoo in the Great Ape House.

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Black howler monkeys

 

 

Jolla, a female black howler

A male and female pair of black howler monkeys occupies an outdoor enclosure behind the Small Mammal House.

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Other Primates
at the Zoo

These primates live in the Small Mammal House.

Geoffroy's tufted-eared marmoset
golden lion tamarin
golden lion tamarin
golden headed lion tamarin
golden headed
lion tamarin

 

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