The uncrested, or untufted, group includes the more lightly built white-throated (C. capucinus), white-fronted (C. albifrons), and weeper (C. nigrivittatus) capuchins, in which the crown bears a smooth, dark, and more or less pointed cap.
But this fall, new aspirants are jostling for a perch on daytime television, and they seek a talk show less to cap a career than to expand their marketing horizons.
In BP's case these policies include less drilling, cap and trade, alternative energy.
When the hydrocarbons are trapped beneath relatively less porous cap rock, an oil and gas reservoir is formed.
The fact that it would more or less permanently cap Sprint in their current third place spot probably doesn't help, either.
Another lookalike, T. inodermeum, has a less woolly cap texture and flesh that turns bright pinkish red when injured.
T. m. spencei, named for William Spence, British entomologist, is very similar to nigropileus, but has a less distinct cap.
A lookalike species of Hygrophorus eburneus is H. piceae, which differs by having a less slimy cap, dry to slightly viscid stem, and frequent association with spruce.
The South American species E. dennisii, originally misidentified as E. murrayi, can be distinguished from the latter by its less conical cap and considerably smaller spores that measure 5.5 7 μm.
Two components from the maximum barrier precautions were used less optimally: cap (88%) and full sterile body drape (71%).
