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Roloway Monkey
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Roloway monkeys (Cercopithecus roloway), also known as Roloway guenons, are Old World monkeys endemic to Ivory Coast and Ghana. In the thick canopies of moist, old-growth, lowland and swamp forests, they remain fantastically out-of-sight. Their elusive natures, combined with the complicated terrain of their habitats, makes tracking this species difficult and may affect the overall accuracy of population surveys. • Once occuring from the Sassandra River in southern Ivory Coast, north to the Ghanan city, Goaso, and east to the Pra River; today, the few Roloway monkeys known to exist in the wild are confined to the scarce pockets of jungle still relatively undisturbed in Tanoé and Kwabre forests, in Ivory Coast and Ghana respectively. This species has a strong preference for primary forests and is incapable of surviving in environments degraded more than a little by human activities. • The Roloway monkey was formerly considered a subspecies of the Diana monkey. Though they look strikingly similar, and are closely related, they are now considered as two distinct species. Learn more: https://www.neprimateconservancy.org/...
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