Titlebook: Howler Monkeys; Behavior, Ecology, a Martín M. Kowalewski,Paul A. Garber,Dionisios Youl Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Seed Dispersal by Howler Monkeys: Current Knowledge, Conservation Implications, and Future Directionded habitats. . spp. swallow most (>90 %) of the seeds they handle, defecating them undamaged. Studies indicate that passage through the howler gut has a positive effect on rates of seed germination. In addition, studies of secondary dispersal indicate that seeds voided in howler dung attract second

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Ranging Behavior and Spatial Cognition of Howler Monkeyshat has been related to a strategy aimed at reducing the distance travelled while allowing them to keep track of the phenology of important food sources. In this chapter we present the results of a comprehensive review of the literature on the ranging behavior of . (spp.). We used Generalized Linear

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The Ethnoprimatology of the Howler Monkeys (, spp.): From Past to Presentrs is believed to pass on their undesirable traits, such as lethargy. In addition, due to other behavioral features, such as vocalizations and ideas of human similarity, howler monkeys are common characters in the cosmologies of contemporary indigenous societies. For example, in native mythologies o

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Conservation of ,: Social and Economic Drivers of Habitat Loss, Information Vacuum, and Mitigating Pns exist outside protected area boundaries, suggesting that conservation efforts are needed at the landscape level. An important data vacuum exists for the majority of . species, with 58 % of published studies providing information on only two of the 14 recognized species of .. Moreover, 50 % of the