Climate change will have limited impact on future habitat suitability for two closely related East African nocturnal primates [0.03%]
气候变化对两种东非夜栖灵长类动物未来栖息地适宜性的影响有限
Evan Miller,Luca Pozzi
Evan Miller
Anthropogenic climate change poses an ongoing major threat to Earth's biodiversity and is predicted to accelerate species extinctions. Primates in particular are considered highly vulnerable to changing temperature, precipitation, and seaso...
Habitat use and conservation of the Eastern Woolly Lemur (Avahi laniger) in human-impacted landscapes outside protected areas in northeastern Madagascar [0.03%]
Madagascar东北部受人为影响区域外来保护区域的东方毛绒鼠狐猴(Avahi laniger)栖息地利用与保护
Dominik Schüßler,Tobias van Elst,Naina R Rabemananjara et al.
Dominik Schüßler et al.
Madagascar's lemurs are globally unique primates, yet many nocturnal taxa remain poorly studied. Among them, the eastern woolly lemur (Avahi laniger) is widespread across the island's northern and central-eastern rainforests, but little is ...
Kaleigh R Reyes,Julie A Teichroeb,Michael A Schillaci et al.
Kaleigh R Reyes et al.
Sleep behaviour has been recorded for only ten percent of primate species. Here, we contribute to this literature by using videography to collect novel sleep behaviour data on captive gorillas. We measured, to our knowledge, the first ever ...
Greater ecological flexibility in furry-eared dwarf lemurs versus sympatric Sibree's dwarf lemurs: Insights from tree-hole, nest, and underground occupancy [0.03%]
相对于同域分布的西布里的倭狐猴而言，耳簇矮狐猴更适应多样的生态：树洞、巢穴和地下栖息地使用的启示
Marina B Blanco,Lydia K Greene,Jean-Basile Andriambeloson et al.
Marina B Blanco et al.
Wild primates spend a significant portion of their lives in resting sites that are critical for survival, providing protection from predators and against weather extremes. The small-bodied and heterothermic dwarf lemurs (Cheirogaleus spp.) ...
Food transfer: a case of wild mother and infant aye-aye in Sangasanga Forest, Madagascar [0.03%]
马达加斯加桑加桑加大森林的野生长指猴母子食物流转行为学案例研究
Faranky Ravelomandrato,Timothy M Sefczek,Cynthia L Frasier et al.
Faranky Ravelomandrato et al.
Food transfer occurs when part or all of a food item is passed from one individual to another. Adult transfer of solid food to infants has been reported in 45 primate species. For aye-ayes, this behaviour was recorded in captivity where ind...
Social styles in semi-free-ranging Macaca tonkeana and Macaca fascicularis [0.03%]
Tonkean macaque（Tonkeana猕猴）和 Mauritius 猕猴半自然状态下的社会风格
Laura Mármol,Hélène Meunier,Ruth Dolado et al.
Laura Mármol et al.
The species of the Macaca genus are classified into four social styles based on aggression and affiliative patterns, as well as their phylogenetic relationships. However, some studies suggest that social parameters can change under differen...
A long walk for a tiny lemur: Nightly travel distances of Microcebus rufus [0.03%]
微型狐猴的长途旅行——红狐矮狐猴的夜间活动距离
Veronarindra Ramananjato,Hasinavalona Rakotoarisoa,Tanjoniaina H N P Rabarijaonina et al.
Veronarindra Ramananjato et al.
Movement is critical for animals' dynamics and survival. However, the movement patterns of small-bodied animals (body mass
Resource preference of an adult female aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis) in Madagascar's Ihofa Forest [0.03%]
马达加斯加伊霍法森林成年雌性灰额狐猴资源偏好研究
Timothy M Sefczek,Cynthia L Frasier,Doménico R Randimbiharinirina et al.
Timothy M Sefczek et al.
Aye-ayes possess an unusual suite of morphological characteristics that are used to locate and extract xylophagous invertebrates. A growing body of evidence supports the long-held claim that xylophagous invertebrates comprise a significant ...
Tree-shaking displays in a free-ranging, provisioned group of Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) [0.03%]
日本猕猴(Macaca fuscata)自然群中的树摇行为展示
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...
Manoeuvring mangroves: a preliminary study on the use of a mangrove reserve by Philippine tarsiers (Carlito syrichta) on Siargao Island, Philippines [0.03%]
菲律宾塔尔西塔猿猴对锡亚戈岛红树保护区的利用初步研究
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...