Titlebook: Behavioral Flexibility in Primates; Causes and Consequen Clara B. Jones Book 2005 Springer-Verlag US 2005 Primate Order.behavior.behavioral

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The Costs and Benefits of Behavioral Flexibility to Inclusive Fitness: Dispersal as an Option in He(Tilman, 1999). Increasing temporal and spatial environmental variability and the effects of anthropogenic factors, in particular, habitat destruction, and subsequent habitat fragmentation and patchiness ( Jones, 1999a; Fukuda, 2004) are well documented for numerous primate species (Cowlishaw and Du

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Social Cognition and Behavioral Flexibility: Categorical Decision-Making as a Primate Signature, selfish, cooperative, altruistic, or spiteful. Like all social behavior (Frank, 1998; Trivers, 1985), I assume that social cognition has evolved to optimize fitness where the (genetic and/or phenotypic) interests of individuals competing for limiting resources are not equivalent. These interests mi

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,Female Primates as “Energy-Maximizers” in Heterogeneous Regimes,ively within the energetic constraints of her local regime. All other things being equal, a female will be selected to invest the largest possible share of her total energy budget into reproductive activities (especially, for female mammals, parenting effort), rather than on growth and survival or m

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Sociosexual Organization and the Expression of Behavioral Flexibility, reside and where to reproduce. Individuals of mammalian species, then, are generally not organized randomly with respect to features of the habitat or to one another (but see Caughley, 1964). Students of social organization seek to explain patterns of interindividual organization within the framewo

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Behavioral Flexibility: Interpretations and Prospects,mponents of ontogenetic processes (West-Eberhard, 2003). Slobodkin (1968) and others (Miller, 1956; Slobodkin and Rapoport, 1974; Lerner, 1970; Hochachka and Somero, 1973; Lande, 1980) have proposed a . whereby natural selection favors different mechanisms within and between species for accomodation

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Clara B. JonesNumerous figures, illustrations, and tables; integration of new literature and concepts into field of primatology; emphasis upon both behavioral and cognitive mechanisms

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