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The 4 transport enclosures used for 3 squirrel monkeys and 1 common marmoset had standard wire frame doors with wide enough spaces that allowed the non-human primates to extend their hands and arms outside the transport enclosure. One of the squirrel monkeys was observed frequently putting its arms through the openings in the door. Nonhuman primates that can put body parts through openings in the sides/doors of their transport crates may become injured during transport or may injure nearby animals. Correct for all future transports by using only crates that prevent the animals from putting their body parts outside of the crate. Correct by 9/30/23.