Intra- and Intergroup Spatial Dynamics of a Pair-Living Singing Primate, Indri indri: A Multiannual Study of Three Indri Groups in Maromizaha Forest, Madagascar
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DOI: 10.1007/s10764-019-00127-5
Abstract: Territorial pair-living species tend to occupy and defend stable areas, assumed to contain all the resources needed for the lifetime of the group. Furthermore, groups have to mediate spatial relationships with neighboring groups. We investigated… read more here.
Keywords: intergroup spatial; spatial dynamics; indri; pair living ... See more keywords
Evidence for acoustic discrimination in lemurs: A playback study on wild indris Indri indri
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DOI: 10.1093/cz/zoac009
Abstract: Abstract Indris Indri indri are group-living lemurs that occupy stable territories over several years and perform remarkable long-distance vocal displays. Vocal exchanges between long-term territory neighbors may contribute to assessing reciprocal resource-holding potentials, thus adaptively… read more here.
Keywords: indri indri; wild indris; indris indri; playback ... See more keywords