Gibbons in China represent the northernmost margin of present day gibbon species
distribution (around N25∘). Compared to tropical habitats, northern gibbon habitats are …

Gibbons are generally reported to live in small socially monogamous family groups in which
both sexes disperse when they reach maturity. For the first time, we documented the …

Seed dispersal by frugivores, particularly primates, plays an important role in structuring and
maintaining tree diversity in tropical forests. However, little is known about the effect of …

The study of seed dispersal in tropical forest communities is complicated by the high
diversity of frugivores and the complex interactions among species and their environments …

Space‐use patterns are crucial to understanding the ecology, evolution, and conservation of
primates, but detailed ranging data are scarce for many species, especially those in …

Ranging behavior is an important element of how nonhuman primates obtain sufficient
resources to ensure biological maintenance and reproductive success. As most primates …

Introduction Species of the order Primates are highly gregarious with most species living in
permanent heterosexual social groups. According to theory in socioecology maximum social …

Frugivores must deal with seasonal changes in fruit availability and changes from year to
year, as most species of tropical forest fruiting trees have considerable interannual variation …

Gibbons (Hylobatidae) are species highly adapted to tree-top living. Thus, their movement
can be compromised due to the negative impact roads have on canopy habitats. In this …

Human food supplementation can affect components of animal socioecology by altering the
abundance and distribution of available food. We studied the effect of food supplementation …