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white-faced
[ hwahyt-feyst, wahyt- ]
adjective
- having a white or pale face.
- marked with white on the front of the head, as a horse.
- having a white front or surface.
Word History and Origins
Origin of white-faced1
Example Sentences
A 10-month-old white-faced saki monkey called Fia and two eight-month-old golden lion tamarin primates, male Pomelo and female Clementine, have all been named by zookeepers recently.
Since the beginning of the outbreak, California officials have found the virus in wild birds such as rock pigeons, white-faced ibis, and turkey vultures, as well as wild mammals including mountain lions, raccoons and skunks.
For the study, Lucore examined a population of wild white-faced capuchins in the Taboga forest reserve of Costa Rica.
Her work is unique in that she studies behavior in both a captive population of tufted capuchins and of wild white-faced capuchins as co-director of the Capuchins de Taboga Costa Rica project in Liberia, Costa Rica.
The 11 monkeys found dead earlier include the critically endangered cotton-top tamarins, as well as white-faced sakis, common squirrel monkeys, and a De Brazza’s monkey.
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