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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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Alexana J Hickmott,Diana M Christie,Monica L Wakefield et al. Alexana J Hickmott et al.
Gut microbial communities or the gut microbiota are of increasing interest due to the important role they play in nutrition, development, health, and disease. Among primates, several factors, like sociality and diet, have been found to be i...
Jon Bunting,Allison R Lau,Meghan J Sosnowski et al. Jon Bunting et al.
The biophilia hypothesis states that humans have an innate tendency to enjoy the presence of greenery due to vegetative-rich areas serving as adaptive environments during our evolutionary history. It is possible that other extant primate sp...
Julian Ananyev,Bradley M Burgan,Noah A Rauscher et al. Julian Ananyev et al.
Sarcopenia is the decline in skeletal muscle mass and function with age and is observed in both humans and non-human primates. Sarcopenia progression in humans is highly correlated with various pathologies and mortality risks independent of...
Hsiu-Hui Su,Yi-Yun Shi,Michael A Huffman et al. Hsiu-Hui Su et al.
Direct contact between humans and non-human primates is on the rise, bringing with it the risk of transmission of zoonotic pathogens in habitats with a high level of human-primate interactions. Given the threats to the health and well-being...
Amanda Johnston,Carine Uwamahoro,Alexandre Gategeko et al. Amanda Johnston et al.
Habitat loss is one of the greatest threats to extant primates, with effects that are immediate and time delayed. Identifying how habitat loss affects wildlife, particularly vulnerable populations, is important to understand the mechanisms ...
Michael Minkov Michael Minkov
Numerous studies suggest that human personality and great ape personality have a common structure that can be described through the human Five Factor (FFM)/Big Five model, оr some of its dimensions, albeit after some adaptations. I argue t...
Lili R Lurye,Daniel L Smith,William A Liguore et al. Lili R Lurye et al.
Previous studies revealed deficits in working memory among old macaques (> 20 years old) compared to younger macaques (< 14 years old) but have not thoroughly assessed these metrics in middle-aged macaques (14-19 years old). Here, we sought...
Eva Corral,Sara Cardoso Rodriguez,Katja Liebal et al. Eva Corral et al.
To date, research on gestural communication in species other than great apes has been quite limited, especially in their natural habitat, although including a broader range of species in different settings is essential for identifying evolu...
Laura P Angley,Nicholas Mikulski,Olivia Sievert et al. Laura P Angley et al.
Published research on primate rehabilitation and release (R&R) is limited and studies suggest that released mortality is generally high. We investigated factors affecting survival and behavior of a rehabilitated troop of vervet monkeys (Chl...
Rodrigo Bay-Jouliá,Débora R Gilles,Nicolás Gorostiaga et al. Rodrigo Bay-Jouliá et al.
Understanding the drivers of spatial variation in primate population attributes is essential, especially in human-modified landscapes. However, most research has focused on assessing the effects of forest patch size on presence-absence data...