[{"n": "Gelada", "u": "/e/primates/gelada/", "s": "Old World monkey endemic to the Ethiopian Highlands."}, {"n": "Howler monkey", "u": "/e/primates/howler-monkey/", "s": "Loudest New World monkeys, known for howls and prehensile tails."}, {"n": "Indri", "u": "/e/primates/indri/", "s": "A large, vocal lemur revered in Malagasy myth."}, {"n": "Japanese macaque", "u": "/e/primates/japanese-macaque/", "s": "The only native monkey species in Japan, adapted to cold climates."}, {"n": "Hamadryas baboon", "u": "/e/primates/hamadryas-baboon/", "s": "Northernmost baboon, sacred in ancient Egyptian religion."}, {"n": "Pygmy marmoset", "u": "/e/primates/pygmy-marmoset/", "s": "Smallest monkeys in the world, specialized gum-feeders of the Amazon."}, {"n": "Rhesus macaque", "u": "/e/primates/rhesus-macaque/", "s": "Widely distributed Old World monkey used in medical breakthroughs."}, {"n": "Ruffed lemur", "u": "/e/primates/ruffed-lemur/", "s": "Largest extant lemurs in Lemuridae, endemic to Madagascar's eastern rainforests."}, {"n": "Semnopithecus", "u": "/e/primates/semnopithecus/", "s": "Old World monkeys of the Indian subcontinent, adaptable to diverse habitats."}, {"n": "Siamang", "u": "/e/primates/siamang/", "s": "Largest gibbon, with a distinctive throat pouch and partially fused toes."}, {"n": "Sifaka", "u": "/e/primates/sifaka/", "s": "Medium-sized lemurs known for their distinctive alarm call and leaping."}, {"n": "Spider monkey", "u": "/e/primates/spider-monkey/", "s": "Intelligent, prehensile-tailed New World monkeys of tropical forests."}, {"n": "Squirrel monkey", "u": "/e/primates/squirrel-monkey/", "s": "Small New World monkeys known for their distinctive facial markings."}, {"n": "Strepsirrhini", "u": "/e/primates/strepsirrhini/", "s": "A suborder of primates including lemurs, lorises, and extinct adapiforms."}, {"n": "Subfossil lemur", "u": "/e/primates/subfossil-lemur/", "s": "Giant lemurs of Madagascar, now known only from subfossil remains."}, {"n": "Tamarin", "u": "/e/primates/tamarin/", "s": "Squirrel-sized New World monkeys, sister group to other callitrichids."}, {"n": "Uakari", "u": "/e/primates/uakari/", "s": "Bald-faced Amazon monkeys with red skin that signals health."}, {"n": "Western lowland gorilla", "u": "/e/primates/western-lowland-gorilla/", "s": "Smallest gorilla subspecies, critically endangered, known for tool use."}, {"n": "Eastern lowland gorilla", "u": "/e/primates/eastern-lowland-gorilla/", "s": "Largest gorilla subspecies, critically endangered in Congo."}, {"n": "Hominidae", "u": "/e/primates/hominidae/", "s": "Taxonomic family of great apes including humans and their closest relatives."}, {"n": "Homininae", "u": "/e/primates/homininae/", "s": "Subfamily of hominids including humans, chimpanzees, bonobos, and gorillas."}, {"n": "Hominini", "u": "/e/primates/hominini/", "s": "Taxonomic tribe comprising humans, chimpanzees, and bonobos."}]