The behavioral ecology of callimicos and tamarins in northwestern Bolivia

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    • Porter, Leila M.

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The behavioral ecology of callimicos and tamarins in northwestern Bolivia

Leila M. Porter

（Primate field studies）

Pearson/Prentice Hall, c2007

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 149-166) and index

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内容説明

The Behavioral Ecology of Callimicos and Tamarins in Northwestern Bolivia offers students a scholary and relevant study of these rainforest dwellers.

目次

Chapter 1 The Elusive Callimicos Callimico Taxonomy Distribution, Behavior, and Ecology of the Callitrichids Chapter 2 The General Research Plan: A Comparative Study of Callimicos, Saddle-back Tamarins, and Red-bellied Tamarins Study Species Study Area Trail System Study Groups Chapter 3 Fungi and the Dietary Niche of Callimicos Methodology Behavioral Observations Diet Overlap Monitoring Plants, Fungi, and Arthropods Results Overall Diet Fungi Nectar Fruits Exudates Arthropods Vertebrates Vertical Stratification: Height Class Use Diet Overlap Feeding Competition Discussion Chapter 4 Habitat Use and Activity Budgets Habitat Specialization Activity Budgets Methodology Analyses Results Home Range Size and Density Sleeping Sites Activity Period General Activity Budget Changes in Callimico Activity by Season Locomotion Callimico Substrate Use Height Class Use Microhabitat Use Seasonal Changes in Microhabitat Use Discussion Chapter 5 Polyspecific Associations Potential Costs and Benefits of Polyspecific Associations Methodology Analyses Results Patterns of Associations Between Callimicos and Tamarins Effects of Polyspecific Associations on the Behavior of Callimicos Discussion Chapter 6 Social Organization and Reproductive Strategies of Callimicos Overview of the Social Organization of Callitrichids Methodology Results Breeding Females Breeding Males Predation and Dispersal Birth Season Interbirth Interval Infant Development Communal Care Mortality Discussion Male Reproductive Strategies Female Reproductive Strategies Infant Care Benefits of Allocare to Caregivers Why Don't Callimicos Twin? Chapter 7 Conservation Conservation Status of Callimicos Speciation Population Density Geographic Range Habitat Requirements Reproduction Interspecific Competition Role of Callimicos in their Ecosystem People and Forests in the Department of the Pando Future Conservation in the Department of the Pando Chapter 8 Summary Diet Habitat Use Reproductive Strategies Social Organization Callimicos and the Adaptive Radiation of Callitrichids Conservation

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