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. The American Museum of Natural History houses the skin of a tamarin (AMNH 98303) labelled as Saguinus fuscicollis tripartitus. However, the specimen does not match the phenotype ofthis taxon, now named Leontocebus tripartitus, nor that of any other known species or subspecies ofLeontocebus. In this note, we review past taxonomic revisions of the genusSaguinus – revisions that were largely driven by the contentious species orsubspecies status of the golden-mantled saddleback tamarin S. fuscicollis tripartitus – and compare the phenotype of AMNH 98303 with those of other tamarins in the samegenus to discuss the possible status of this specimen.

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On the identity of the tamarin AMNH 98303 (“&amp;lt;i&amp;gt;Saguinus fuscicollis tripartitus&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt;”; Primates: Haplorrhini: Simiiformes: Platyrrhini: Callitrichidae)