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 …

Continuous human expansion is affecting landscape composition, in particular through
urbanisation. Wildlife persistence in the urban mosaic is generally negatively affected; …

The outcomes of human-wildlife interactions depend largely on how animals are perceived
by humans. All American primates are forest specialists, but due to habitat loss they are …

Increasing urbanisation reduces available habitat and increases human-wildlife interactions,
presenting social and ecological challenges for many species; however, flexible generalist …

Complex sociality in primates often is argued to have evolved after the appearance of
diurnal activity. Studying the behaviour of nocturnal primates is fundamental to …

As urbanisation continues to reduce the available habitat for wildlife, some species,
including the black-and-gold howler monkey (Alouatta caraya) in Pilar, southwest Paraguay …

Complex sociality in primates often is argued to have evolved after the appearance of
diurnal activity. Studying the behaviour of nocturnal primates is fundamental to …

Interconnected wildlife health and behavior play vital roles in population dynamics,
ecosystem functions, and wildlife conservation. Research and public interest in zoonotic …

Primatologists have long been captivated by the study of the inter-relationships between
nonhuman primate (NHP) biology, behavior, and ecology. To understand these interplays …

Species are faced with a variety of challenges in the environment, including natural
challenges, such as variability in ambient temperature, and anthropogenic threats, such as …