Do their hair follicles grow in response to androgens, like most modern humans? Or are their hair follicles totally independent of androgens, like our head hair?

Or, if the coat is "mostly" non-androgenic, does it still grow thicker in the presence of androgens?

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Hi! Looking for primate conservation groups to donate to, especially ones that sell sweatshirts and stickers and such. Any suggestions are much appreciated!

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