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期刊名:Folia primatologica

缩写:FOLIA PRIMATOL

ISSN:0015-5713

e-ISSN:1421-9980

IF/分区:0.7/Q4

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M Nakamichi,K Yamada M Nakamichi
Tree- or branch-shaking displays have been reported in some nonhuman primate species, but large-sample studies addressing their possible functions are rare. The present study examined 842 and 72 tree-shaking (TS) displays by free-ranging ma...
Simeon Gabriel F Bejar,Aminah Grace T Amberong,Alessandro Bonhomme et al. Simeon Gabriel F Bejar et al.
Mangrove forests are highly threatened ecosystems, regarded as important habitats for many non-human primates, including tarsiers. However, for Philippine tarsiers (Carlito syrichta; formerly Tarsius syrichta), our understanding of their re...
Marina B Blanco,Lydia K Greene,Hery Nirina Théophile Randriahaingo et al. Marina B Blanco et al.
Many forests in Madagascar harbor numerous and diverse species of lemur in sympatry. Whereas more distant relatives can avoid competition by occupying distinct ecological niches, more subtle niche partitioning may explain how congeners coex...
Mariana Inés Ayala,Marco Lombardi,Lindsey Weyant et al. Mariana Inés Ayala et al.
Our understanding of the viability of primates in anthropogenically fragmented habitats is undermined by the long timeframes for the effects of fragmentation to manifest. Studying primates in natural forest islands can better reveal the lim...
Wendy Yael Kobrinsky,Mariana Inés Ayala,Eduardo Fernandez-Duque et al. Wendy Yael Kobrinsky et al.
Maintaining behavioural synchronization is crucial in primate groups to preserve cohesion among individuals. For primates with a monogamous mating system and pair-living social organization, maintaining strong bonds and cooperation is essen...
Colleen M Schaffner,Filippo Aureli Colleen M Schaffner
Until now, the term grappling described three different social interactions in spider monkeys (Ateles spp.): a form of wrestling play, a form of aggressive interaction involving agonistic behaviours, and a complex, non-aggressive interactio...
Chloé N M Gherardi,Harizo Georginnot Rijamanalina,Chazal Tatamoniaina Vololontsoa et al. Chloé N M Gherardi et al.
Collecting observational data on nocturnal lemurs in the wild is challenging, resulting in limited information on their natural history, ecology, and evolution. Avahi laniger and Lepilemur mustelinus are two small, nocturnal lemurs that app...
Luke D Martin,Eva S Nomenjanahary,Herison Razafimanantsoa et al. Luke D Martin et al.
Descriptions of the vocal repertoires of primates are essential to understanding aspects of behaviour and social ecology, and are increasingly useful in applied conservation. Sportive lemurs (Lepilemur spp.) are highly vocal but otherwise c...
Keegan Selig Keegan Selig
Researchers studying molar topography have traditionally categorized primate taxa based on their purported primary dietary guild, typically as insectivores, folivores, frugivores, or omnivores. Categorizing primates by diet can be subjectiv...
Antonin Andriamahaihavana,Fanomezana M Ratsoavina,Elodi Rambeloson et al. Antonin Andriamahaihavana et al.
Madagascar, famous for its unique biodiversity including the lemurs, comprises varied and heterogenous landscapes that establish regions of microendemism. In the northwest, rivers often delimit the geographic distribution of lemur species, ...