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[Preprint]. 2024 Nov 8:2024.07.31.606010. [Version 3] doi: 10.1101/2024.07.31.606010

Table 2.

Maximum and median age at death by sex and species

Common Name Species name Maximum observed age in years* Median age at death in years (range)*
Male Female Male Female
Baboon P. hamadryas spp. 30.3 30.6 11.29(10.41–12.47) 11.65(11.08–12.44)
Bonnet macaque M. radiata 32.8 21.4 7.93(5.70–14.54) 9.22(7.81–13.49)
Chimpanzee P. troglodytes spp. 53.3 58.8 33.00(28.41–38.33) 43.96(41.66–45.82)
Common marmoset C. jacchus 17.3 17.1 5.97(5.41–6.74) 5.31(4.92–5.66)
Coppery titi monkey P. cupreus 24.4 23.2 8.59(6.92–12.13) 9.16(7.35–14.13)
Cotton-top tamarin S. oedipus 24.7 23.1 9.60(7.87–11.27) 8.87(7.67–10.57)
Cynomolgus macaque M. fascicularis 28.4 23.5 6.93(6.21–8.18) 8.62(7.72–9.84)
Japanese macaque M. fuscata 38.4 30.1 8.19(7.48–9.36) 11.41(10.27–12.70)
Pig-tailed macaque M. nemestrina 27.9 29.2 8.43(7.49–9.12) 8.96(8.43–9.59)
Rhesus macaque M. mulatta 44.2 42 7.89(7.65–8.24) 10.26(10.03–10.49)
Squirrel monkey Saimiri spp. 22.7 21.8 8.78(6.97–10.09) 9.22(6.55–11.19
Vervet/African green C. aethiops sabaeus 24.1 30.6 8.34(7.57–10.71) 17.87(15.24–20.23)
*

Median age at death is calculated from natural and clinical deaths only; maximum observed age includes animals with any type of death. Maximum ages are from the current dataset only; there are known older animals of some of these species at research institutes, such as a 29-year-old titi monkey male at CNPRC and two 19-year-old male marmosets at SNPRC but these did not meet this study’s filtering criteria (see methods).