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Why are these Costa Rican monkeys turning yellow?
Science Magazine To figure out what was going on, scientists analyzed the fur of one of these color-changing monkeys. Mantled howler monkeys typically have a type of melanin—the pigment that colors hair and skin cells—called eumelanin that is black, gray, or dark brown. |
Friday 30 November 2018
Why are these Costa Rican monkeys turning yellow? - Science Magazine
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