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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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Daniel R Geerah,Robert P O&#x;Hagan,W Wirdateti et al. Daniel R Geerah et al.
Only a handful of primate taxa use ultrasonic vocalisations (those ≥20 kHz) to communicate. The extent and uses of ultrasonic communication remain poorly understood, potentially ranging from echolocation, advertisement of reproductive stat...
Melanie Seiler,Daniel Hending,Kathrin F Stanger-Hall Melanie Seiler
It has been proposed that primates use advertisement calls exclusively to negotiate spacing, but the function of female calls has rarely been studied. Here, we investigated the function of male and female advertisement calls in the northern...
Caroline M Bettridge,Simon P Kenworthy,Thomas M Butynski et al. Caroline M Bettridge et al.
Vocal repertoires and call structure can provide insights into the behaviour and evolution of species, as well as aid in taxonomic classification. Nocturnal primates have large vocal repertoires. This suggests that acoustic communication pl...
Isabella Mandl,Christoph Schwitzer,Marc Holderied Isabella Mandl
Stereotypical vocalisations can facilitate long-distance communication in dense and, thus, sound-degrading forest habitats. Despite this, primate vocal repertoires often also include gradations between different call types that are used in ...
Christine M Drea,Thomas E Goodwin,Javier delBarco-Trillo Christine M Drea
Scent marking is a well-established, but highly variable, mode of communication among strepsirrhine primates. We begin by reviewing this literature, focusing on nocturnal species. Our understanding about the information content of scent sig...
Sharon Gursky,K A I Nekaris Sharon Gursky
Auditory, visual and olfactory cues play varying roles in non-human primate communication, and these systems have been intensively studied over the last several decades. The use of vocalisations as a primary mode of communication has been t...
Rebecca J Lewis Rebecca J Lewis
Female dominance is often associated with lemurs. However, consensus does not exist among primatologists on how to define, measure, or explain female dominance. This review explores the utility of applying a broader concept of power to unde...
Rebecca J Lewis Rebecca J Lewis
Female dominance is often associated with lemurs. However, consensus does not exist among primatologists on how to define, measure, or explain female dominance. This review explores the utility of applying a broader concept of power to unde...
Colleen Goh,Mary L Blanchard,Robin H Crompton et al. Colleen Goh et al.
Due to difficulty of obtaining accurate quantitative data on foot muscles, relatively little has been done to study foot muscle function in non-human apes. Gorilla feet are known to be similar in bony proportions and mechanics to those of h...
Alfred L Rosenberger Alfred L Rosenberger
The lower molars of the early Miocene New World monkey Dolichocebus gaimanensis from Patagonia, considered by some to be a stem platyrrhine, are for all intents and purposes indistinguishable from the same teeth preserved in the type specim...