Alouatta

Target entity: Alouatta
Context triple: [Atelidae, includesTaxon, Alouatta]

• A. Hylobates
  Hylobates is a genus of small arboreal apes commonly known as gibbons, native to the forests of Southeast Asia and known for their brachiation and loud, complex vocalizations.
• B. Leontopithecus
  Leontopithecus is a genus of small, brightly colored New World monkeys commonly known as lion tamarins, native to the Atlantic coastal forests of Brazil.
• C. Presbytis
  Presbytis is a genus of Old World leaf monkeys native to Southeast Asia, known for their arboreal lifestyle and folivorous diet.
• D. Crax daubentoni
  Crax daubentoni is a species of curassow, a large terrestrial bird in the family Cracidae native to tropical forests of northern South America.
• E. Brachyteles
  Brachyteles is a genus of large South American primates known as woolly spider monkeys or muriquis, recognized for their long limbs, prehensile tails, and highly social behavior in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Alouatta
Target entity description: Alouatta is a genus of large New World howler monkeys known for their loud vocalizations and arboreal lifestyle in Central and South American forests.

• A. Hylobates
  Hylobates is a genus of small arboreal apes commonly known as gibbons, native to the forests of Southeast Asia and known for their brachiation and loud, complex vocalizations.
• B. Leontopithecus
  Leontopithecus is a genus of small, brightly colored New World monkeys commonly known as lion tamarins, native to the Atlantic coastal forests of Brazil.
• C. Presbytis
  Presbytis is a genus of Old World leaf monkeys native to Southeast Asia, known for their arboreal lifestyle and folivorous diet.
• D. Crax daubentoni
  Crax daubentoni is a species of curassow, a large terrestrial bird in the family Cracidae native to tropical forests of northern South America.
• E. Brachyteles
  Brachyteles is a genus of large South American primates known as woolly spider monkeys or muriquis, recognized for their long limbs, prehensile tails, and highly social behavior in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest.
• F. None of above. chosen