Genetic diversity of Cebuella Gray, 1866 (Primates, Callitrichinae) from the western Amazonia lowlands and predictions of climate change impacts on its distribution [0.03%]
来自亚马逊西部低地的灰头小猴（Cebuella Gray, 1866）（灵长目，卡林蒂里纳亚科）遗传多样性和气候变化对其分布影响预测
Sara F Valle,Marcione B de Oliveira,Maria Clara S Ribeiro et al.
Sara F Valle et al.
Brazil, a country with a rich diversity of primates, faces the challenge of preserving these species, since most are at some level of threat of extinction. Among Brazilian primates, the pygmy marmosets (Cebuella niveiventris and C. pygmaea)...
Variation in mantled howler monkey (Alouatta palliata) roaring behavior across ecologically diverse sites and seasons [0.03%]
生态多样性及季节变化下的红吼猴的叫声行为差异性分析研究
Amy L Schreier,Francesca V E Kaser,Reilly L Miller et al.
Amy L Schreier et al.
Howler monkeys are well-known for producing long calls ("roars") as a means of long-distance communication. The ecological resource defense hypothesis posits that animals roar to defend food resources; thus monkeys should modify roaring beh...
Multidimensional relationships between long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis) and domesticated animals in Bali, Indonesia [0.03%]
印度尼西亚巴里岛长尾猕猴（Macaca fascicularis）与家养动物之间的多维度关系
Jeffrey V Peterson,James E Loudon
Jeffrey V Peterson
Long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis) show remarkable adaptability in their patterns of habitat-use. Some populations have adapted to ecological niches with a high magnitude of anthropogenic impact. Along with adjusting to the presence...
Lauren Lansdowne
Lauren Lansdowne
Behavioural responses of long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis) to environmental fluctuations: a preliminary study on Belitung Island, Indonesia [0.03%]
印度尼西亚Belitung岛上长尾猕猴(Macaca fascicularis)对环境变化的行为反应：一项初步研究
M Ubaidilah Hasan,Eka Arismayanti,Dyah Perwitasari-Farajallah et al.
M Ubaidilah Hasan et al.
Human presence and climate constraints shaped the primate adaptation to employ behavioural strategies. In this study, we examined the relationship between the food environment (human presence and microclimate) and behavioural responses of l...
Citizen participation in the management plan of the Misahuallí monkeys: an applicable example as a strategy for the conservation of urban primates in Ecuador [0.03%]
厄瓜多尔米萨瓦利猴管理规划中的公民参与：城市猿保护策略的实用案例
S Álvarez-Solas,R Rodríguez,S Narváez-Arguello et al.
S Álvarez-Solas et al.
Uncontrolled urban sprawl is leading to loss of ecosystems and the degradation of habitats for many species. This, along with wildlife trafficking is pushing primates to live closer to urban areas, resulting in conflicts between humans and ...
Evaluating the nutrition of Orthoptera and other insect prey for Weddell's saddleback tamarin (Leontocebus weddelli) [0.03%]
评价正方形斑狮尾猴（Leontocebus weddelli）昆虫猎物（Orthoptera和其他类群）的营养价值
Leila M Porter,Mitchell T Irwin,Edgar J Villeda et al.
Leila M Porter et al.
Many primate species consume insects as part of their regular diet, yet few researchers have systematically collected them and analyzed their nutritional content. In this study, we developed protocols for collecting and analyzing prey items...
Andrew J Laurita,Stephanie A Poindexter
Andrew J Laurita
Nocturnal primates primarily rely on olfactory and acoustic cues for conspecific recognition and communication, but researchers have comparatively understudied the role of vision. Here, we investigated how visual cues function in the noctur...
Dietary preferences and behaviour of the Southern Lesser Bushbaby Galago moholi (Loriformes: Galagidae) foraging at an entomological light trap [0.03%]
南非小树冠加拉哥鼠兔(条形目加拉哥科)在昆虫诱捕灯觅食下的行为和饮食偏好研究
Jamie C Weir
Jamie C Weir
The Southern Lesser Bushbaby Galago moholi is a small, nocturnal, strepsirrhine primate, native to Sub-Saharan Africa. Previously considered a strict dietary specialist on tree exudates and insects, recent observations have revealed hithert...
Habituation and decline of anti-predator behaviours in colobus monkeys in dog-dense suburban Kenya [0.03%]
肯尼亚人口稠密的近郊地区黑猩猴习非和反捕食者行为的衰退
Pamela May Karen Cunneyworth,Robyn E Macmillan,Giuseppe Donati
Pamela May Karen Cunneyworth
Domestic dogs (Canis familiaris) are an invasive species that can affect wildlife behaviour and contribute to species extinction. In Diani and Galu, southeastern Kenya, they injure or kill colobus monkeys (Colobus angolensis palliatus) more...