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Primate Ecology and Social Structure: Lorises, Lemurs, Tariers,9780536022561
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Primate Ecology and Social Structure: Lorises, Lemurs, Tariers


Author(s): Sussman, Robert W.
ISBN10:  0536022569
ISBN13:  9780536022561
Format:  Paperback
Pub. Date:  8/1/1999
Publisher(s): Pearson Custom Pub

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Table of Contents
Preface ix
PART I 1(70)
Ecology: General Principles
3(36)
The Ecosystem
3(2)
The Components of Ecosystems
5(1)
Energy Transfer Within Ecosystems
6(2)
The Pyramid of Energy Transfer
8(2)
Ecological Interactions
10(1)
Interactions Between Abiotic Components and Producers
10(2)
Biomes and the Process of Succession
12(1)
Some Features of a Climax Community
13(1)
Leibig's ``Law'' of the Minimum
14(6)
Interactions Between Populations of Consumers
20(1)
Interactions Between Animals Occupying Different Trophic Levels: Predator-Prey Interactions
20(2)
Interactions Between Animals at the Same Trophic Level: Competition and Coexistence
22(3)
Coevolution
25(2)
Social Groups, Social Structure and Social Organization
27(4)
Bibliography
31(8)
The Taxonomy and Evolution of Primates
39(32)
Principles of Animal Taxonomy
39(6)
What Is a Primate?
45(4)
The Origin of Primates: The Arboreal Theory of Primate Evolution
49(1)
The Origin of Primates: A Paleontological Approach
50(1)
The Origin of Primates: Terminal Branch Feeding Insectivores
51(2)
Were the Earliest Primates Visually Oriented Predators?
53(2)
A New Theory of Primate Origins: Coevolution with Angiosperms
55(8)
Bibliography
63(8)
PART II THE ECOLOGY OF PROSIMIANS 71(200)
Introduction
71(2)
Lorisiformes
73(34)
Introduction
73(1)
The Lorisids of Gabon: A Case Study
74(1)
Spatial Localization
75(5)
Diet
80(3)
Defense Against Predation
83(2)
The Ecology of Other Species of Lorisiformes
85(5)
The Social Behavior of the Lorisiformes
90(9)
Summary of the Ecology and Social Behavior of Lorisiformes
99(2)
Bibliography
101(6)
The Nocturnal Lemuriformes
107(42)
Introduction
107(7)
The Ecology of the Nocturnal Lemuriformes-A Case Study in Western Madagascar
114(10)
The Ecology of Other Species of Nocturnal Lemuriformes
124(6)
Predation
130(3)
The Social Organization of the Nocturnal Lemuriformes
133(5)
Reproduction
138(1)
Summary of the Ecology and Social Behavior of Nocturnal Lemuriformes
139(2)
Bibliography
141(8)
The Ecology of the Diurnal Lemuriformes
149(82)
Introduction to Nocturnal Vs. Diurnal Primate Adaptations
149(3)
Introduction to the Ecology of the Diurnal Lemuriformes
152(2)
The Ecology of the Diurnal Lemurs of Western Madagascar
154(1)
A Study of Two Sympatric Species of Lemur
154(3)
Vertical and Horizontal Ranging Patterns and Intergroup Spacing
157(7)
Diet and Foraging Behavior
164(3)
Activity Cycles
167(1)
Social Structure and Organization
167(5)
Summary
172(1)
Propithecus verreauxi: One Species Living in Two Different Habitats
173(1)
Methodology
173(1)
Vertical and Horizontal Ranging
174(3)
Diet and Foraging Behavior
177(2)
Activity Cycles
179(1)
Social Structure and Organization
179(3)
Other Diurnal Species of the Occidental Vegetation Zone
182(10)
The Ecology of the Diurnal Lemuriformes of the Oriental Zone
192(1)
The Frugivorous Lemurs of the Eastern Rain Forest
192(8)
Folivorous Lemurs of the Eastern Rain Forest
200(6)
Bamboo and Grass Eaters of the Eastern Forests
206(3)
Predation
209(1)
Summary of the Ecology and Social Behavior of Diurnal Lemuriformes
210(2)
Archaic Coevolutionary Pollinator Relationships
212(1)
Infanticide in Lemur catta
213(1)
Female Dominance, Reproductive Stress, Seasonality, and Adult Sex Ratios
214(1)
Bibliography
215(16)
Tarsiiformes
231(26)
Introduction
231(5)
The Ecology of Tarsius
236(1)
Locomotion and Habitat Preferences
236(4)
Activity Cycles and Sleeping Sites
240(1)
Diet and Feeding Behavior
241(1)
Predation and Competition
242(1)
The Social Behavior of Tarsiiformes
243(3)
Acoustic and Olfactory Communication
246(1)
Reproduction and Infant Development
247(2)
Summary of the Ecology and Behavior of the Tarsiiformes
249(1)
Bibliography
250(7)
Summary Chapter: Patterns of Variability, Diversity and Conservation Among Prosimians
257(14)
Activity Cycles
258(1)
Habitat and Locomotion
258(2)
Diet
260(2)
Predation
262(1)
Social Organization
263(3)
Conservation
266(2)
Bibliography
268(3)
Index 271

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