Mechanical traumatic injuries as a cause of death in free-ranging neotropical non-human primates living in anthropogenic matrices [0.03%]
人类活动矩阵中自由生活的非人新热带猴类机械性外伤致死案例分析
Rafaela Magalhães Barros,Isabel Luana de Macêdo,Davi Emanuel Ribeiro de Sousa et al.
Rafaela Magalhães Barros et al.
Traumatic injuries are a major cause of morbidity and mortality in free-ranging non-human primates (NHPs), often associated with anthropogenic pressures such as habitat loss, urbanization, and interactions with domestic animals. This study ...
Retesting reverse-reward performance in capuchin monkeys (Sapajus apella) after 16 years: evidence of aging-related decline [0.03%]
时隔16年再次测试长尾黑叶猴（Sapajus apella）的反向奖励表现：衰老相关衰退的证据
Yui Sugimoto,James R Anderson,Hika Kuroshima
Yui Sugimoto
In reverse-reward contingency tasks, the subject chooses between two potential rewards differing in value. To receive the higher-value reward, the subject must reach toward the lower-value reward; any reach toward the higher-value reward re...
Object and tool manipulation diversity in an urban capuchin monkey (Sapajus libidinosus) group in Brasília National park [0.03%]
巴西利亚国家公园一只城市黑帽卷尾猴群中的目标和工具操控多样性
Túlio Costa Lousa,Murilo Reis Camargo,Ricardo Vasquez Mota et al.
Túlio Costa Lousa et al.
Capuchin monkeys are highly skilled primates recognized for their diverse object manipulation, a crucial evolutionary trait. This study explores the influence of the urban, artificial setting of Brasília National Park (BNP)on capuchin monk...
Searching for the forest ghosts: group counts and polyspecific associations of the endangered Rungwecebus kipunji in the Udzungwa Mountains, Tanzania [0.03%]
探寻森林幽灵：坦桑尼亚乌德zungwa山脉特有类人猿kipunji的群落数量及多物种关联性研究
Claudia Barelli,Trevor Jones,Richard Laizzer et al.
Claudia Barelli et al.
The IUCN-Endangered kipunji (Rungwecebus kipunji) is one of Africa's rarest primates, restricted to two isolated populations in Tanzania. The Udzungwa population is enigmatic, confined to a small area within a large, old-growth forest and c...
An unusual association: co-use of mineral licks by howler and spider monkeys (Alouatta sara and Ateles chamek) [0.03%]
一种不寻常的联系：黑白 owl 猴子（Alouatta sara）和红脸蜘蛛猴（Ateles chamek）共用矿泉石槽的行为研究
Sam Pottie,Gladys Tapara,Adrian Forsyth
Sam Pottie
No systematic difference in obesity susceptibility between two groups of zoo primates with distinct digestive physiologies: hindgut-fermenting lemurs and foregut-fermenting colobines [0.03%]
具有不同消化生理特点的两种圈养灵长类动物间肥胖易感性的差异：hindgut-fermenting lemurs和foregut-fermenting colobines两类动物无系统性区别
Christiane Krauss,Elisa Garand,Max Hahn-Klimroth et al.
Christiane Krauss et al.
Obesity is an often-stated issue in zoo animals, including primates, and has historically been particularly emphasized for lemurs. By contrast, similar reports for colobine species-which are literally called 'slim monkeys' in at least one o...
Satoshi Hirata
Satoshi Hirata
(Re)Integrating classical natural history approaches into contemporary field primatology: toward a more holistic understanding of primates [0.03%]
将经典自然科学融入现代田野猿学研究：迈向更整体的灵长类动物理解之路
E Freymann
E Freymann
The historical evolution of the natural sciences, from natural history to specialized scientific disciplines, has fundamentally altered how we study the natural world. While scientific specialization has undoubtedly brought both depth and r...
Malene Friis Hansen,Agustin Fuentes
Malene Friis Hansen
While most scholars across the social and biological sciences acknowledge that human culture is distinctive in the comparative context there is widespread acknowledgment that some form of culture does occur in other animals, including in ma...
First observation of a leucistic bearded capuchin monkey (Sapajus libidinosus) [0.03%]
白脸卷尾猴(Sapajus libidinosus)白色变异个体的首次观察记录
Tiago Falótico,Tatiane Valença
Tiago Falótico
Leucism, a pigmentation disorder resulting in partial loss of coloration, is rare in neotropical primates. This manuscript presents the first report of a leucistic robust capuchin monkey (Sapajus libidinosus), observed at Ubajara National P...