A central assumption of baboon socio‐ecological models is that all populations have the
same capacity to react to different environments. The burden of our argument is that this …

Hominins evolved in Africa during a period of overall regional cooling, drying, and
increasingly variable climate. Despite prevailing regional aridity since the mid-Miocene, data …

Hamadryas baboons are known for their complex, multi‐level social structure consisting of
troops, bands, and one‐male units (OMUs)[Kummer, 1968. Social organization of …

The bond‐testing hypothesis suggests that social animals can obtain honest information
about the quality of their dyadic relationships by exchanging costly, high‐risk signals (Zahavi …

The multilevel society of hamadryas baboons, consisting of troops, bands, clans, and one‐
male units (OMUs), is commonly perceived to be an effective means of adapting to variable …

Unlike most cercopithecines, hamadryas baboons (Papio hamadryas hamadryas) are
characterized by female‐biased dispersal. To clarify this pattern within the context of their …

Like humans, hamadryas baboons (Papio hamadryas) are unusual among primates in
having a multilevel social system and stable pair bonds, and are thus a useful model for the …

This study investigated the effects of habitat on the diet, population density, and social
structure of a small‐bodied folivore, Hapalemur griseus. Three groups of H. griseus were …

Thorough knowledge of the ecology of a species or population is an essential prerequisite
for understanding the impact of ecology on the evolution of their respective social systems …

We quantified the home range and explored the style of ranging of black-and-white snub-
nosed monkeys (Rhinopithecus bieti) in the subtropical-temperate montane Samage Forest …