It has a long, thick coat, a pale yellowish-grey face and a V-shaped crown patch. It lives in forests in northern Venezuela.
The coat is long and thick, with a pale yellowish-grey face and sides of the head. Longer crown hairs form a broad V-shaped patch, and the chin and lower cheeks are whitish.
It occupies moist lowland and mountain forests in northern Venezuela’s Cordillera de la Costa, and dry semi-deciduous and gallery forests in the western Venezuelan Llanos.
The middle of the back is darker than the sides of the body.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.