o·lin·gui·to 
(ō′lĭng-gētō)
(ō′lĭng-gētō)n. pl. o·lin·gui·tos
A small, arboreal, carnivorous mammal, Bassaricyon neblina, of northern Andean rainforests, having a pointed snout, thick brownish fur, and a long bushy tail. It is closely related to but smaller than the olingos.
[Chosen as the common name for the animal by the zoologists who recognized it as separate species, from Spanish olinguito, diminutive of olingo, olingo; see OLINGO.]