Definition:
The "lion marmoset" is a small type of monkey found in South America. It has soft, silky fur and a long tail that does not grip or hold objects (this is what is meant by "nonprehensile").
When discussing animals in a scientific context, you might refer to the lion marmoset by its scientific name, Leontopithecus rosalia. In more advanced discussions about wildlife conservation, you might talk about the lion marmoset's habitat in the Brazilian rainforest and its role in the ecosystem.
There aren't many direct variants of "lion marmoset," but it can be part of words related to its family, such as: - Marmoset: A broader term that refers to a group of small monkeys. - Lion Tamarin: Another type of small monkey, which is similar but belongs to a different genus.
In general, "lion" refers to the large, strong wild cat known for its mane and "marmoset" refers to a small monkey. So in other contexts, these words can mean very different animals.
There are no specific idioms or phrasal verbs that include the term "lion marmoset." However, you can use related phrases in conversation about animals, such as: - "The lion marmoset stands out in the rainforest because of its unique appearance."
The lion marmoset is a fascinating small monkey from South America known for its silky fur and long tail.