Key Identification Features
- Its dorsal side and limbs range in color from grey agouti to orange agouti, it has an orange underside, and distinct white ear tufts.
- Sexual differences begin to appear at approximately 2 months of age, and gradually become more distinct over the course of several years.
- It usually has white or black bands on its forehead, and this color pattern is present in both young and adult individuals.
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