New Monkey Species Discovered in Democratic Republic of Congo

An international research team has officially described a new colobus monkey species, first photographed in 2008, in the Lomami National Park. The species, characterized by its pink-orange lips, may be immediately classified as endangered.

22 Jul, 03:29 — 22 Jul, 03:29

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New monkey species identified in Lomami National Park, Democratic Republic of Congo

First photographed in 2008, this small colobus monkey with pink-orange lips has now been officially described by an international team of researchers – and may be immediately classified as 'endangered.'

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New Monkey Species Discovered in Democratic Republic of Congo

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New monkey species identified in Lomami National Park, Democratic Republic of Congo

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