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Since its onset in the early 1980s, our ongoing field study of the northern muriqui in
southeastern Brazil has yielded original data on the behavioral ecology, reproductive …

We investigated demographic changes in three primate species (Alouatta guariba, Sapajus
nigritus, and Callithrix flaviceps) at the Reserva Particular do Patrimônio Natural–Feliciano …

Abstract The Brazilian Atlantic forest has been reduced to a small fraction of its original area,
with most remaining fragments being small and surrounded by anthropogenic matrices. This …

Aim Global abundance is an important characteristic of a species that is correlated with
geographical distribution and body size. Despite its importance these estimates are not …

Many arboreal primates descend to the ground, a custom that may occur more frequently in
disturbed habitats, and in the presence of researchers to whom the primates are habituated …

Long-term monitoring is an essential component of primate conservation, and much of this
research is explicitly concerned with how primates respond to and cope with diverse forms …

Tropical dry forests are among the world's most imperiled biomes, and most long-lived and
large-bodied animals that inhabit tropical dry forests persist in small, fragmented …

Long‐term field studies of wild primates can have far‐reaching impacts that transcend their
contributions to science. These impacts can benefit not only the study animals, study areas …

Although the brown howler monkey (Alouatta clamitans) is a relatively well-studied
Neotropical primate, its behavioral and dietary flexibility at the intra-population level remains …