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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Local Behavior Around Simple Critical Points 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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-23327-7Primate Order; behavior; behavioral diversity; behavioral ecology; behavioral flexibility; coevolution; ec

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,Female Primates as “Energy-Maximizers” in Heterogeneous Regimes,re of her total energy budget into reproductive activities (especially, for female mammals, parenting effort), rather than on growth and survival or mating effort. It is for these reasons that in many environmental conditions it will benefit females to exhibit highly selective tactics and strategies that are not energetically wasteful.

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Critical Initial Imperfection (II)r cranial anatomy). This chapter will propose several traits displayed by primates that appear to this author to have received little attention as possible primate signatures and which may facilitate and/or represent behaviorally flexible responses associated with the success of primates in temporally and spatially heterogeneous regimes.

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Local Behavior Around Simple Critical Pointserns are a function of the dispersion and quality of limiting resources (e.g., food, mates), dispersal costs ( Johnson ., 2003), as well as pressures from predation (Dunbar, 1988; Sterck ., 1997; Nunn, 2003; also see Smuts ., 1987).