Does "other great apes" include "tamarins"?

If not included, should " that they considered as evidence for mirror recognition in chimpanzees or other great apes" be " that they considered as evidence for mirror recognition for cotton-top tamarins as that in chimpanzees or other great apes"?

Context:

In 1995, Hauser reported that cotton-top tamarins can recognize themselves in a mirror.[31] Gordon G. Gallup questioned Hauser's findings, and reviewed some video recordings of Hauser's experiment, saying that “when I played the videotapes [for Hauser's experiments], there was not a thread of compelling evidence — scientific or otherwise — that any of the tamarins had learned to correctly decipher mirrored information about themselves.’’[13] Upon requesting the remaining videotapes, Gallup was informed that the other tapes had been stolen.[32] Together with Anderson, Gallup published a critical response to Hauser's article.[33] Their criticism of Hauser's paper stated that the coding criteria were described in insufficient detail to code the monkeys' behavior and that, according to their assessment, the cotton-top tamarins did not show the behavior that they considered as evidence for mirror recognition in chimpanzees or other great apes.[33]