New Perspectives in the Study of Mesoamerican Primates: Distribution, Ecology, Behavior, and Conservation

摘要: Movements of a wild night monkey (Aotus trivirgatus).- Overview the Mesoamerican Primate Fauna, Studies, and Conservation Concerns.- Taxonomy Biogeography.- Introduction: Distributions Primates.- The Biogeographic History Population Responses to Disturbance.- Demographic Features Alouatta pigra Populations in Extensive Fragmented Forests.- Structure Black Howlers (Alouatta pigra) Southern Belize Hurricane Iris.- Effects Forest Fragment Age, Isolation, Size, Habitat Type, Water Availability on Monkey Density Tropical Dry Forest.- Fragmentation Its Feeding Ecology from Calakmul Area Mexico.- Intestinal Parasitic Infections Pigra Rainforest Lacandona, Chiapas, Mexico: Implications for Behavioral Conservation.- Behavior Ecology.- Average Body Weight Mantled Howling Monkeys palliata): An Assessment Values Variability.- Exploratory Analysis Developmental Plasticity Costa Rican Howler palliata palliata).- Travel Patterns Spatial Mapping Nicaraguan Use Landmark Cues Locate Sites Wild Capuchin (Cebus capucinus): Experimental Field Study.- Leap, Bridge, or Ride? Ontogenetic Influences Positional Cebus Alouatta.- Food Choice by Juvenile capucinus) Why Be Alpha Male? Dominance Reproductive Success White-Faced Capuchins capucinus).- Post-conceptive Mating Capuchins, capucinus: Hormonal Sociosexual Cycling, Noncycling, Pregnant Females.- Management Policies.- Growth Reintroduced Spider (Ateles geoffroyi) Barro Colorado Island, Panama.- Primates Agroecosystems: Value Some Agricultural Practices Landscapes.- Protected Forests Maya Archaeological Mexico Guatemala.- Yucatan Peninsula, A First Assessment.- Metapopulation Approach Conserving Highly Landscape Los Tuxtlas, Quantifying after Iris (2001), Belize.- Synopsis Perspectives.- New Perspectives Study Primates: Concluding Comments Priorities.