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期刊名:Primates

缩写:PRIMATES

ISSN:0032-8332

e-ISSN:1610-7365

IF/分区:1.5/Q2

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Jaemy Romero-Herrada,Jan Vermeer Jaemy Romero-Herrada
Habitat fragmentation poses a significant threat to primate populations, necessitating behavioral adaptations in activity patterns and feeding strategies. This study investigated the impact of habitat fragmentation on the endangered San Mar...
Vanessa de Paula Guimarães-Lopes,Camila Rezende,Maria Antônia de Melo Fortes et al. Vanessa de Paula Guimarães-Lopes et al.
Only a few records of pigmentation anomalies, particularly hypopigmentation conditions such as albinism, have been reported among Neotropical non-human primates. In Brazil, there are only 14 documented cases of pigmentation anomalies, with ...
James Munyawera,Robin Morrison,Winnie Eckardt James Munyawera
Studying nonhuman primates' responses to the death of conspecifics has gained growing interest in comparative thanatology providing wider evolutionary context for our understanding of human responses to death and mourning. Primates exhibit ...
Shahid Hameed,Luíz Fernando Esser,Chamba Wangmo et al. Shahid Hameed et al.
Comprehensive species distribution data is crucial for assessing threat levels, conservation status and formulating effective conservation strategies. Globally, over half of the primate species remain unstudied, particularly those inhabitin...
Janet C Buckner,Katharine M Jack,Margaret Buehler et al. Janet C Buckner et al.
The genes of the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) are vital to vertebrate immunity and may influence mate choice in several species. The extent to which the MHC influences female mate choice in primates remains poorly understood, and ...
Denise Spaan,Nicole Guisneuf,Coral E Rangel-Rivera et al. Denise Spaan et al.
Diurnal primates show periods of wakefulness at night because of ecological factors, but the degree to which they shift the timing of their activities in response to anthropogenic factors is poorly understood. We aimed to examine whether Ge...
Carlos E Ramírez-Torres,J Eduardo Reynoso-Cruz,Karem G Sánchez-Solano et al. Carlos E Ramírez-Torres et al.
Food selection in primates is guided by a sensory evaluation of the physical and chemical properties of the foods. These properties vary with plant species, plant part, and plant maturity. Spider monkeys generally consume ripe fruits, but t...