IPA: //ˈplætɪraɪn//
KK: /ˈplætɪˌraɪn/
Describing a type of monkey with a wide, flat nose, typically found in the Americas, and having nostrils that are spaced apart and open to the sides.
The platyrrhine monkeys, such as capuchins and howler monkeys, are known for their distinctive facial features.
A type of monkey that has a flat nose and is typically found in Central and South America.
The platyrrhine is known for its distinctive flat nose and prehensile tail.
Platyrrhine → It is formed from "platy-" (from Greek "platys", meaning broad or flat) and "rhinos" (from Greek "rhinōs", meaning nose). The word describes a type of primate with a broad or flat nose, typically found in the New World.
Think of 'broad' ('platy-') and 'nose' ('rhinos') to remember that 'platyrrhine' refers to a primate with a broad nose.