Primate females:

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Primate females give birth to fewer offspring than do many other mammals. Many other mammals give birth to full litters, sometimes as many as 20 at a time, where primates typically give birth to between one and two offspring at a time, and rarely to three, without medical intervention. Mammals tend to give birth to fewer offspring than they have teats/nipples to allow for feeding.

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This monkey can be characterized by their long-tails called prehensile tails, the use of their hands and feet to walk on the trees.

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