Large scale changes to the natural environment, due to both climate change and direct
human activities (eg, urbanization), pose a great risk to biodiversity. As this realization has …

Successfully establishing captive breeding programs is a priority across diverse industries to
address food security, demand for ethical laboratory research animals, and prevent …

Large scale changes to the natural environment, due to both climate change and direct
human activities (eg, urbanization), pose a great risk to biodiversity. As this realization has …

The gerbil, Gerbillus gerbillus, a nocturnal desert rodent of northern Africa, exhibits a
seasonal reproductive cycle with marked anatomical and behavioural shifts between …

It has been proposed that primates use advertisement calls exclusively to negotiate spacing,
but the function of female calls has rarely been studied. Here, we investigated the function of …

Temperate living primates cope with a variety of environmental stressors, which may vary by
body mass. We studied two sympatric galagos, the thick-tailed greater galago, Otolemur …

Among continental Africa's endemic primates, the bushbabies or galagos (family Galagidae,
or Galonigidae, Groves, 2001) have been described as the most successful radiation of …

Bacterial communities present in the host digestive tract are important for the breakdown
and absorption of nutrients required by the host. Changes in diet and the environment are …

Urbanisation is an important factor driving species and biodiversity decline. Although habitat
alterations can be detrimental for species, studies have shown that many diurnal primates …

Monitoring reproductive physiology in wildlife can be a useful tool for assessing population
dynamics for conservation and management purposes. Utilizing non-invasive approaches …