Titlebook: Creatures of the Dark; L. Alterman,Gerald A. Doyle,M. Kay Izard Book 1995 Springer-Verlag US 1995 behavior.morphology.phylogeny.primates.t

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Über Durchschlagsfestigkeit von Isolierölenhis century. In the 70 years previous to a series of quite recent importations and studies little research in the field or in captivity was conducted, with the exception of the research and field work of Petter . (1977).

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How Primates Invented the Rainforest and Vice Versay to survive than those dispersed at a distance (Janzen, 1970; Clark and Clark, 1984; Howe et al., 1985). Primates, along with birds and bats, are the most important dispersers of seeds in the tropics (Howe, 1980, 1989; Terborgh, 1986; Fleming et al., 1987; Stiles, 1989). Of course, this was not alw

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“Visual Predation,” Habitat Structure, and the Ancestral Primate Niche6) proposed that tree climbing lead to selection for a grasping forelimb, and Grafton Elliott Smith (1924) that grasping feet and hands were an adaptation for agility in a complex three-dimensional environment. Smith argued that these developments lead to replacement of the sense of smell by the sen

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Determinants of Nighttime Activity in “Diurnal” Lemurid Primatesty cycles. However, researchers investigating the behavior and ecology of Malagasy prosimian primates discovered that many species in the genus . traditionally labeled as diurnal also were active at night (.: Sussman, 1974; .: Sussman and Tattersall, 1976; Tattersall and Sussman, 1975; .: Tattersall

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Life History Variation Among Nocturnal Prosimians number, size and sex of its offspring, as well as its reproductive and total life span. These traits are connected by numerous trade-offs, involving differential allocation of energy to growth, maintenance and reproduction. Because interactions among life history traits result in phenotypic adaptat

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Sexual Selection and the Evolution of Copulatory Behavior in Nocturnal Prosimiansmians are relatively nongregarious, they occupy varied and complex social networks which are maintained by means of olfactory and vocal signals, as well as by direct encounters during nocturnal activities (Charles-Dominique, 1977; Schilling, 1979; Bearder, 1986). Bearder has defined five types of so

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The Bioenergetics of Reproduction in Prosimian Primates: is it Related to Female Dominance?endency (Sacher and Staffeldt, 1974; Martin, 1975; Eisenberg, 1981; Ankel-Simons, 1983; Harvey and Clutton-Brock, 1985; Rasmussen, 1986; Rasmussen and Izard, 1988). Nonetheless, among primates there have evolved diverse patterns of reproduction and parental care. For example, in some species care is

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History, Anatomy, Subfossil Record and Management of ,his century. In the 70 years previous to a series of quite recent importations and studies little research in the field or in captivity was conducted, with the exception of the research and field work of Petter . (1977).