Glucocorticoids are hormones that mediate the energetic demands that accompany
environmental challenges. It is therefore not surprising that these metabolic hormones have …

Energy is a variable of key importance to a wide range of research in primate behavioral
ecology, life history, and conservation. However, obtaining detailed data on variation in …

Habitat fragmentation and anthropogenic disturbances are of major concern to the
conservation of endangered species because of their potentially negative impact on animal …

As humanity continues to alter the environment extensively, comprehending the effect of
anthropogenic disturbances on the health, survival, and fitness of wildlife is a crucial …

Non-human primates face major environmental changes due to increased human impacts
all over the world. Although some species are able to survive in certain landscapes with …

Australian small mammals such as koalas must cope with immense pressure from
anthropogenic induced stressors or trauma such as bushfires, vehicle collision impacts and …

Sharing environments with humans is linked to heightened stress responses in many wildlife
species. In Uganda, deforestation for agriculture has increased competitive interactions …

Dramatic changes in species composition have been found following selective logging and
forest fragmentation. The different responses of bird species to these disturbances suggest …

Environmental stressors impact physiology in many animal species. Accordingly, the
monitoring of fecal glucocorticoid metabolites (fGCM) has been increasingly used to …

Environmental stress on primate populations can take many forms. Abiotic factors, such as
temperature and precipitation, may directly influence the behavior of primates owing to …