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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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Valentine Thiry,Danica J Stark,Benoît Goossens et al. Valentine Thiry et al.
The choice of a sleeping site is crucial for primates and may influence their survival. In this study, we investigated several tree characteristics influencing the sleeping site selection by proboscis monkeys (Nasalis larvatus) along Kinaba...
Brandi T Wren,Melissa J Remis,Joseph W Camp et al. Brandi T Wren et al.
There are many known benefits of social grooming among primates, including maintenance of social relationships, removal of ectoparasites, and improved physiological condition. Recently, however, researchers have noted that social grooming a...
Gustavo Rodrigues Canale,Priscila Suscke,Larissa Rocha-Santos et al. Gustavo Rodrigues Canale et al.
In the northern Atlantic Forest, hunting and habitat loss have eliminated most large mammals that disperse zoochoric fruits. Due to the decrease in populations of large seed dispersers, yellow-breasted capuchins (Sapajusxanthosternos) are c...
George D Koufos,Louis de Bonis,Dimitris Kugiumtzis George D Koufos
New hominoid teeth from the late Miocene locality Ravin de la Pluie (RPl) of the Axios Valley (Macedonia, Greece) are studied in this article. Their morphology, dimensions and proportions are similar to the hominoid Ouranopithecus macedonie...
Volker Sommer,Adriana Lowe,Gonçalo Jesus et al. Volker Sommer et al.
Baboons are well studied in savannah but less so in more closed habitats. We investigated predation on mammals by olive baboons (Papio anubis) at a geographical and climatic outlier, Gashaka Gumti National Park (Nigeria), the wettest and mo...
Ciara A Stafford,Javiera Alarcon-Valenzuela,Javier Patiño et al. Ciara A Stafford et al.
Increasing pressure on tropical forests is continually highlighting the need to find new solutions that mitigate the impact of human populations on biodiversity. However, developing solutions that can tackle the drivers of anthropogenic pre...
Christopher Marsh,Andres Link,Gillian King-Bailey et al. Christopher Marsh et al.
Many primate species currently subsist in fragmented and anthropogenically disturbed habitats. Different threats arise depending on the species' life history strategy, dietary requirements and habitat preference. Additionally, anthropogenic...
Kim E Reuter,Melissa S Schaefer Kim E Reuter
Live extraction of wildlife is a threat to biodiversity and can compromise animal welfare standards. Studies of the captive environments and welfare of pet primates are known, but none has focused on Madagascar. We aimed to expand knowledge...
Bin Yang,Peng Zhang,Paul A Garber et al. Bin Yang et al.
There is limited information on insectivory in folivorous primates. Here, we report that wild Sichuan snub-nosed monkeys (Rhinopithecus roxellana) consume cicadas (Karenia caelatata) in the Qinling Mountains of China. Our research suggests ...