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Due to their small body size, callithrichines are probably subject to high predation pressure; in fact, it may be an important factor shaping their cooperative social systems (Caine, 1993). However, predation events are difficult to observe, and published reports are still scarce (Hart, 2007; Ferrari, 2009). While a number of predators of tamarins have been identified (see Table 1), other potential predators may still remain unknown. Here we add an additional raptor species, the slate-colored hawk, Leucopternis schistacea, to the known predators of callithrichines.

Field Observation of Predation of a Slate-Colored Hawk,Leucopternis schistacea, On a Juvenile Saddle-Back Tamarin,Saguinus fuscicollis