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Chromosomes of the owl monkey, Aotus trivirgatus, with 2n=54, 53, or 52, have been stained to show quinacrine (Q-) and Giemsa (G-) bands, and a karyotypic arrangement has been proposed based on lengths, centrometric index, and banding pattern. C-bands were present at the centromeric region of every chromosome and over the entire short arm of certain acrocentric chromosomes; 5-methylcytosine was concentrated in the same regions. Bright Q-bands at the telomeric ends of the short arms of some chromosomes probably represent a second type of repetitive DNA. Ag-staining showed that only the chromosomes bearing a secondary constriction are nucleolus organizer chromosomes.
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