Rare lion tailed macaque birth at Baltimore zoo
Officials at the Baltimore Zoo announced the artificial insemination of a female macaque named Cafe, producing a baby about a pound in weight. The father, a 22 year old macaque named Lenny, had not fathered offspring before, highlighting genetic diversity efforts amid a small captive population of roughly 560 lion tail macaques worldwide.
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Genetic tests show girl not related to man who raised her
Genetic tests in Clearwater indicate Kimberly Michelle Mays is the Twiggs' daughter, not Robert Mays or his late wife's relatives. The Twiggs, who raised Arlena Twigg before her death, seek custody questions and court approval for visitation while suing Hardee Memorial Hospital over a baby switch at birth. The case involves lengthy legal steps, ongoing family reunification efforts, and a Sarasota Circuit Court process.
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Johns Hopkins University
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Sarasota
Barbara
Hardee Memorial Hospital
Tampa
Wauchula Hospital
Hardee
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