Key Identification Features
- The crested capuchin (Sapajus robustus) can be distinguished from other capuchin species by a bright red conical crest on its crown that features a black spot.
- Its face is pink or white-cream colored, and may have distinct markings including dark brows or dark fur patches.
- A distinctive black fur patch on the crown of the head sets it apart.
- It is featured on the reverse side of Costa Rica’s 5,000 colón banknote.
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