New Species of Macaque Identified in India biology science
There are over 20species ranging from Morocco and Gibraltar in the west to Japan, Taiwan, the Philippines, Bali, and Sulawesi in the east.
Macaques are characterized by moderately long snouts, high-crowned molar teeth with very low cusps, and long third molars. They are fruit-eaters, but many consume considerable amounts of seeds, leaves, flowers, and other plant materials, as well as various animal prey. All macaques live in relatively large, multi-male social groups, with troops of some species containing 50 or more individuals., was discovered during a field study in the state of Arunachal Pradesh in India.
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