The Golden Lion Tamarin

The Golden Lion Tamarin has many physical adaptations. Its small size helps the tamarin be more agile. Its prehensile tail helps it swing from branches. Tamarins also have behavioral adaptations such as territorial behavior. They wave their rears. When they rest, they do it in groups inside tree cavities Dichromatic vision is a great example of a Physiological adaptation. Dichromatic vision means that they see in black and white, and in color. I believe that global warming will make the rainforest flood. To help propel itself across the watery landscape, the golden lion tamarin will probably develop webbed feet. Another feature they might adopt is a flat tail they will probably make use of their flat tails to scare off their enemies. They might also become fully polygynous to create more offspring. As a physiological adaptation, they might secrete a sticky liquid to mark their territory.