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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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Marina Bambi,Heidi C Hauffe,Claudia Barelli Marina Bambi
The influence of gut microbiota on vertebrate health, development, growth, and physiology is increasingly evident. Considerable research has concentrated on Primates, not only because many non-human species have long acted as laboratory mod...
Sam Shanee,Nestor Allgas,Lorena Fernández-Hidalgo et al. Sam Shanee et al.
The study of animal activity budgets provides information regarding species' behavioural repertoire and how this can change over various time scales and due to external factors, both natural and anthropogenic. External environmental factors...
Nicolas Gorostiaga,Martin Kowalewski,Luciana Oklander Nicolas Gorostiaga
Habitat disturbances, including stochastic events such as disease outbreaks, can significantly affect primate populations by reducing population density and demographic structure. The black-and-gold howler monkey (Alouatta caraya, IUCN: Nea...
Maria Gabriella Rufino,Bianca Villar Carvalho Guerreiro,João Pedro Souza-Alves Maria Gabriella Rufino
The home range represents the space in which individuals of a determined species carry out their essential activities and is influenced by ecological and behavioural factors. Accurate estimates of a given home range are essential for unders...
Eduardo José Pinel-Ramos,Jorge Andrés Bello-Rodríguez,Santiago J Monroy-Garcia et al. Eduardo José Pinel-Ramos et al.
Altitudinal variation plays a key role in structuring ecological communities, as increasing elevation leads to lower temperatures and reduced ecosystem productivity. These environmental constraints can be particularly limiting for species w...
Cathy G Rubio Corona,Ariadna Rangel Negrín,Pedro A D Dias Cathy G Rubio Corona
Predation risk fundamentally shapes primate social structure by influencing cooperation, competition, and spatial organization within groups. Although domestic dogs (Canis lupus familiaris) represent one of the world's most impactful invasi...
Samuel Lucas Brasileiro Silvério,Orlando Vitor Vital,Rodrigo Lima Massara et al. Samuel Lucas Brasileiro Silvério et al.
Endemic to the Atlantic Forest, Callithrix aurita faces endangerment due to habitat loss, fragmentation, and yellow fever epidemics, exacerbated by the introduction of non-native marmoset species, which heightens the risk of competition, hy...
Thomas T Struhsaker Thomas T Struhsaker
The perineal organ of male red colobus monkeys (Piliocolobus tephrosceles) is illustrated with photographs. I discuss its possible role as a mimic of female genitalia and how thereby it may play a role in social relations between adult and ...
Noriko Katsu,Kazuo Inami,Kazunori Yamada Noriko Katsu
Anthropogenic noise may affect the spectral and temporal structures of contact calls in wild non-human primates. However, most studies have compared groups living at varying distances from noise sources, while few have focused on the relati...