Reproduction and survival in most primate species reflects management of both competitive
and cooperative relationships. Here, we investigated the links between neuroanatomy and …

In recent years, the utility and efficiency of automated procedures for cognitive assessment
in psychology and neuroscience have been demonstrated in non-human primates (NHP) …

Although males often disperse to increase their immediate access to mates, it is unclear
whether they also consider potential future reproductive opportunities. We investigated …

Simple Summary In captive primates, new males have to be introduced regularly to prevent
inbreeding. Sometimes, these males commit infanticide, ie, the killing of young infants. More …

Sex-biased dispersal is common in group-living animals. Due to differences in local
demographic and environmental factors, sex-biased dispersal presents many irregular …

In wild primates, infanticide is a risk that is especially prevalent when a new male takes over
the alpha position. Insight into risk factors related to infanticide may decrease the incidence …

Dispersing primates have received much less attention in long-term field research than their
philopatric counterparts due to the considerable challenges in following them throughout …