Background Snub-nosed monkeys are highly endangered primates and their population
continues to decline with the habitat fragmentation. Artificial feeding and breeding is an …

Many colobine species—including the endangered Guizhou snub‐nosed monkey
(Rhinopithecus brelichi) are difficult to maintain in captivity and frequently exhibit …

The biological mechanisms that underpin primate social evolution remain poorly
understood. Asian colobines display a range of social organizations, which makes them …

Globally, biodiversity has declined at an unprecedented rate, challenging the viability of
ecosystems, species, and ecological functions and their corresponding services. Payments …

Most living primates exhibit a daytime or nighttime activity pattern. Strict diurnality is thought
to be the rule among anthropoids except for owl monkeys. Here we report the diel activity …

Introduction Snub-nosed monkeys are species in danger of extinction due to habitat
fragmentation and human activities. Captivity has been suggested as an Auxiliary …

The theory and practice associated with payments for ecosystem services (PES) feature a
variety of piecemeal studies related to impacts of socioeconomic, demographic, and …

Ethnoprimatology seeks to untangle the complex relationship between human and
nonhuman primates, and in doing so, can provide a better understanding of how the local …

Population size is a critical indicator used to assess the demographic profile and
conservation status of animal species living in disturbed habitats. Using GIS technology, we …

The principle of acoustic allometry—the larger the animal, the lower its calls' fundamental
frequency—is generally observed across terrestrial mammals. Moreover, according to the …