The Dusky Titi is found in South America; in a strip along base of Andes from Colombia to Bolivia and Paraguay; Brazil south of Amazon. Titi live in family groups are strongly territorial. A family group consists of an adult male and female and their offspring from several seasons with a group size of 3-4. Like all neotropical primates (except Aotus), Titi monkeys are strongly diurnal. Their daily feeding is always interrupted by a mid-day rest. They typically sleep together in a vine encrusted tree and often return to the same tree night after night.
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