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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"ateles geoffroyi"”.

  1. The Social Behavior of Rehabilitated Spider Monkeys (<i>Ateles geoffroyi</i>)

    … including wild spider monkeys (genus <em>Ateles</em>), use these mechanisms flexibly to cope with social and environmental stressors. I investigated whether or not captive black-handed spider monkeys (<em>Ateles geoffroyi</em>) use behavioral strategies to cope with potential stressors in …

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  2. Diversidad genética de Ateles geoffroyi en el paisaje fragmentado de la Bahía de Jiquilísco

    El “mono araña” (Ateles geoffroyi) es el único primate no humano presente en El Salvador. Estos primates son particularmente sensibles a amenazas antropogénicas y susceptibles a eventos de aislamiento, debido a que requiere un hábitat amplio y poco perturbado. En el país, su distribución geográfica …

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  3. Investigations into the properties of mistletoe leaves, Phoradendron spp. (Viscaceae) and geophagic material consumed by Ateles geoffroyi (Atelidae) at sites within the Santa Rosa National Park, Costa Rica

    … arose because of the desire by the resident Ateles research observers, at Santa Rosa, to attempt to ascertain a function for what they deemed ‘uncharacteristic’ behaviours. The following were important considerations meriting further investigation.o Phoradendron (mistletoe) consumption by …

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  4. Using primates to establish priority conservation sites in Mexico.

    … including two primates present in the region (Ateles geoffroyi and Alouatta palliata). The main aim of this project was to identify areas most suited to biodiversity protection and conservation based on primate distribution. This was achieved through the following steps: first, primate …

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