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A social group's time budget is an emergent property of individual-level decisions about how
to allocate time. One fundamental determinant of these time allocation decisions is foraging …

Anthropologists have long been interested in the behavioral ecology of nonhuman primates
living in savannas given what we know of early hominin environments. As expected …

1. Reproductive fitness is often compromised at the margins of a species' range due to sub-
optimal conditions. 2. Set against this backdrop, the Mediterranean's largest loggerhead sea …

Water and its influence on plants likely exerted strong adaptive pressures in human
evolution. Understanding relationships among water, plants, and early humans is limited …

Adaptations associated with shifting from a predominately forested habitat to a more open
environment are considered a crucial step in hominin evolution. Understanding how …

As a behavioural strategy, cathemerality is thought to confer considerable advantages by
allowing animals to extend activity flexibly into either the diurnal or nocturnal phase in …

Much attention has been paid to how humans both adapt and acclimate to heat stress,
primarily due to the relevance of these issues to hominid evolution in open Plio-Pleistocene …

Environmental stressors impact physiology and behavior in many species of animals. These
effects are partly mediated through changing concentrations of glucocorticoids, which also …

Responses to environmental variability sheds light on how individuals are able to survive in
a particular habitat and provides an indication of the scope and limits of its niche. To …