Abstract Knowledge of the feeding habits of primate species is important for an
understanding of their natural history and ecological interactions between their groups, and …

Seed dispersal benefits plants and frugivores, and potentially drives co‐evolution, with
consequences to diversification evidenced for, eg, primates. Evidence for macro …

Hornbills (family Bucerotidae) are important frugivores and seed dispersers of Asian tropical
forests. While much is known about the diets and their role as seed dispersers at the local or …

Long‐term vegetation plots represent one of the largest types of research investments in
ecology, but efforts to interrelate data on plants with that on animals are constrained …

The embodied capital theory states that the extended juvenile period has enabled human
foragers to acquire the complex foraging skills and knowledge needed to obtain food. Yet …

Diet and home range use patterns provide information on the needs of species faced with
changing forest quality. Many primates have diets and foraging strategies that maximize …

Understanding the impacts of habitat modification on primate feeding ecology is essential to
design effective conservation management strategies. The dietary guild (eg, frugivore …

The study of diet and food selection is foundational to understanding how primates interact
with their environment. Due to the potential evolutionary relationship between fruit physical …

Uno de los retos actuales más importantes en términos de la salud alimentaria, es el
aumento en la ingesta de alimentos industrializados y ultra procesados vinculados a la …

Frugivory in tropical forests is a major ecological process, as most tree species rely on
frugivores for their dispersion, and numerous animal species used fruits as their principal …