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Two new howler monkey species identified in Amazon rainforest, first new discoveries in 84 years

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Scientists have identified two previously unknown howler monkey species in the Amazon rainforest using genetic research. This is the first time a new species of this kind has been described in 84 years. The findings point to the region's largely hidden biodiversity and the risks deforestation poses to it. In a separate development, camera traps recorded a newly identified Mato Grosso red howler monkey using an artificial canopy bridge built to reconnect fragmented forest habitats.

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