"coaita" meaning in English

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          "name": "New World monkeys",
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          "text": "Even the coaita, screened by the intervention of the bodies, had, for the time, ceased to utter its cries of alarm.",
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          "ref": "1896, Henry Ogg Forbes, A Hand-book to the Primates, volume 1, page 230",
          "text": "The flesh of the Coaitas is much esteemed by the natives in this part of the country[…].",
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        "spider monkey"
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          "word": "koaita"
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        "(dated) spider monkey"
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