Reproduction
Atlantic Titis are usually monogamous (they stay with one mate throughout their entire lifespan). They have one offspring per year. It is difficult to distinguish between the sexes externally, however Atlantic Titi family dynamics indicate that the father carries the infant at all times during the nursing.
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