The black-fronted titi[1] is a New-World monkey native to Brazil. Black-fronted titi monkeys have short faces, fluffy bodies, long legs, and long fluffy tails.
- Compared to other platyrrhines, they have sharp canines with little or no sexual dimorphism.
- These monkeys have long skulls and relatively short snouts with single molars compared to other platyrrhines.
- Its skeletal anatomy resembles Aotus’s and is believed to closely resemble the ancestral Platyrrhine.
- The black-fronted titi monkey’s tail is non-prehensile.
