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Atelinae

The Atelinae are a subfamily of New World monkeys in the family Atelidae, and includes the various spider and woolly monkeys. The primary distinguishing feature of the atelines is their long prehensile tails, which can support their entire body weight.

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Atelinae

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related to Extant taxa · 4
Atelinae → AlouattinaeSubfamily AtelinaeGenus Ateles, Brachyteles, Family Atelidae, Genus Lagothrix
related to Prehistoric taxa · 4
Atelinae → CaiporaCaipora, ProtopithecusProtopithecus, SolimoeaSolimoea, Subfamily AtelinaeGenus StirtoniaStirtonia

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atelines spider ateles monkeys subfamily family new world tails live trees largest species atelidae monkey classification brachyteles caipora lagothrix protopithecus

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Atelinaerelated to Extant taxaFamily Atelidae0.60section
Atelinaerelated to Extant taxaAlouattinaeSubfamily AtelinaeGenus Ateles0.60section
Atelinaerelated to Extant taxaBrachyteles0.60section
Atelinaerelated to Extant taxaGenus Lagothrix0.60section
Atelinaerelated to Prehistoric taxaSubfamily AtelinaeGenus StirtoniaStirtonia0.60section
Atelinaerelated to Prehistoric taxaProtopithecusProtopithecus0.60section
Atelinaerelated to Prehistoric taxaCaiporaCaipora0.60section
Atelinaerelated to Prehistoric taxaSolimoeaSolimoea0.60section

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