capuchins in English

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1

a friar belonging to a branch of the Franciscan order that observes a strict rule drawn up in 1529.

One of the major events to take place in the month of June was the Canonisation of Padre Pio - a Capuchin monk with a huge Irish following.

2

a cloak and hood formerly worn by women.

Regency wraps have many strange and wonderful names but are basically capes (shawls, mantles, pelerines, capes, cloaks, capuchins ).

3

a South American monkey with a cap of hair on the head that has the appearance of a cowl.

I have spent many hours here photographing the cock-of-the-rock, the brown capuchin monkey (far right) and many insects, including long-legged flies.

4

a pigeon of a breed with head and neck feathers resembling a cowl.

Groups of male capuchin birds attract females with sounds like the whine of some outer-space cicada insect crossed with a sick cow: ‘mmmmmmmm-WOW!’

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2. White-throated Capuchins, also known as Colombian white-throated Capuchins, white-faced Capuchins, and white-headed Capuchins, are New World monkeys native to the rainforests of western Colombia, western Ecuador, and Panama

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9. The Capuchins were founded in 1528

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12. Tufted Capuchins move quadrupedally, and have strong prehensile tails.

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14. Capuchins act and sound identical to other Monkey Pets

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17. Capuchins minister in hospitals, schools, soup kitchens and jails

18. Wild male tufted Capuchins have an average weight of 8 lbs, and the average female weighs 5.5 lbs; though captive Capuchins can grow larger

19. Capuchins built nearly all of the post-war Catholic churches in Guam

20. Capuchins can also be found in some of the city’s poorest parishes

21. Capuchins belong to the family Cebidae, which includes 31 species in 11 genera

22. Capuchins are a type of Monkey Pet in the Sea of Thieves

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25. Capuchins are unpredictable, expensive, destructive, and require a lot of care and attention.

26. White-faced Capuchins live in social groups of 18 to 20 monkeys

27. Researchers recognize 11 different species of Capuchins, all in the Cebidae family

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29. Capuchins are black, brown or pale, but their precise color depends on the species involved.

30. The Capuchins are an order of brothers who live according to the Rule of St

31. Capuchins are darkly black or brown except for the face, throat and chest, that are white coloured

32. Capuchins living near water will also eat crabs and shellfish by cracking their shells with stones

33. 7 The researchers found that the capuchins treated the marmoset, who they named Fortunata, just like an infant capuchin.

34. Capuchins—considered the smartest of the New World monkeys —are diurnal (active during the day), social, and territorial

35. Capuchins, like other primates, can transmit certain diseases to humans, the most notable being hepatitis and rabies

36. 2 Woolly monkeys and howlers, spider monkeys and capuchins, tamarins and marmosets scramble around one another reaching for the fruit.

37. The Capuchins, together with the Jesuits, were the most effective preachers and missionaries of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries

38. Capuchins are like other monkeys in that they can recognize an abstract relation among objects (e.g., sorting objects by size)

39. 31 (Capuchin Order; Capuchins; 16th cent.; first observants' gradual separation from Franciscan Observants and forging of their own identity) p

40. Feeding Behaviour: Typically found from the understory to the forest floor, Capuchins spend most of their time foraging for a wide variety

41. The Cebidae is subdivided into seven subfamilies which include night monkeys, squirrel monkeys, titis, sakis, howlers, spider monkeys, and the Capuchins.

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43. According to genetic studies led by Lynch Alfaro in 2011, the gracile and robust capuchins diverged approximately 6.2 million years ago.

44. Tufted Capuchins are sexually dimorphic, with the average weight of the male being 34% larger than that of the female

45. Even though many of forests have been destroyed Capuchins Monkey are very good survivors and they are very adoptable to a new environment

46. Habitat & Range: Brown or Tufted, Capuchins (Sapajus apella) are a South American species found primarily in Brazil, around the Amazon Basin

47. Capuchins can be found working in soup kitchens and homeless shelters, serving as hospital chaplains or prison ministers, confessors and spiritual directors

48. Capuchins, considered among the most intelligent of the New World monkeys, are named for their “caps” of hair, which resemble the …

49. Capuchins, considered among the most intelligent of the New World monkeys, are named for their “caps” of hair, which resemble the cowls of Capuchin …

50. Capuchins are New World monkeys characterized by a cap or crown patch of hair that resembles a hood, called a capuche, worn by Franciscan monks