Home Range
Eastern Brazil
Habitat
Coastal and upland scrub forest, and high-canopied forest
Diet
Fruits, sap, insects, small mammals, bird eggs
Reproduction
One to three young
Social Structure
Family groups of 15 to 20 individuals
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