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期刊名:American journal of primatology

缩写:AM J PRIMATOL

ISSN:0275-2565

e-ISSN:1098-2345

IF/分区:1.7/Q2

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Advancing the study of primate cognition requires methods that preserve ecological validity while enabling the experimental control typical of laboratory research. We introduce CapuchinAI v1.0., a field-deployable touchscreen system current...
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Understanding prenatal skeletal development is essential for pregnancy monitoring and veterinary care, as well as for understanding reproductive strategies, evolutionary differences, and ecological adaptations. This study provides an ultras...
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After challenging the view that cultural processes mainly produce behavioral adaptations, we urge researchers to adopt a pluralistic view on Darwinian evolution by emphasizing the diversity and importance of evolutionary by-products and hig...
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We investigate the extent to which food toughness, geometry, and/or lemur species determine biting locations during feeding. We quantified biting locations in two sympatric species, Lemur catta and Propithecus verreauxi, in Beza Mahafaly Sp...
João Pedro Meireles,Sarah Byrne,Paul W Dierkes et al. João Pedro Meireles et al.
Great apes in zoos have a history of receiving diets resembling those of humans in industrialized societies, with ensuing obesity and comorbidities. We analyzed adult zoo body mass (BM) data of 1290 chimpanzees, 141 bonobos, 231 Bornean ora...
Abdullah Langgeng,Marie Sigaud,Wendi Prameswari et al. Abdullah Langgeng et al.
Illegal wildlife trade and habitat degradation displace thousands of animals annually in Southeast Asia, with many confiscated primates housed in rehabilitation centers that increasingly function as long-term holding environments. In slow l...
William D Hopkins,Angela Achorn,Michele M Mulholland et al. William D Hopkins et al.
In light of the evidence that nonhuman primates naturally develop Alzheimer's disease neuropathologies, there is a renewed interest in research on the comparative biology of aging, including neurological changes across the age groups in spe...
Florence Landry,Mathieu Gaudrault,Cassandra Curteanu et al. Florence Landry et al.
Physical contact between mothers and infants is a cornerstone of infant care in primates, providing protection, thermoregulation, and transportation. While previous studies have focused primarily on ventro-ventral and dorso-ventral contact,...
Longhui Hu,Yuwei Wang,Haotian Xu et al. Longhui Hu et al.
Studying the demographic history of wildlife populations provides fundamental information for conservation and sustainable development. The rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) is the most widely naturally distributed nonhuman primate species; h...