Primates and Cetaceans

Chapter 1 How Ecological Conditions Affect the Abundance and Social Organization of Folivorous Monkeys

Chapter 2 Dusky Dolphins: Flexibility in Foraging and Social Strategies

Chapter 3 Socioecological Flexibility of Gorillas and Chimpanzees

Chapter 4 You Are What You Eat: Foraging Specializations and Their Influence on the Social Organization and Behavior of Killer Whales

Chapter 5 Japanese Macaques: Habitat-Driven Divergence in Social Dynamics

Chapter 6 Shark Bay Bottlenose Dolphins: A Case Study for Defining and Measuring Sociality

Chapter 7 Female Coexistence and Competition in Ringtailed Lemurs: A Review of a Long-Term Study at Berenty, Madagascar

Chapter 8 Primates and Cetaceans

Chapter 9 Life History Tactics in Monkeys and Apes: Focus on Female-Dispersal Species

Chapter 10 Social Conflict Management in Primates: Is There a Case For Dolphins?

Chapter 11 Evolution of Small-Group Territoriality in Gibbons

Chapter 12 Northern Muriqui Monkeys: Behavior , Demography , and Conservation

Chapter 13 Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphins: A Demographic Perspective of a Threatened Species

Chapter 14 Mountain Gorillas: A Shifting Demographic Landscape

Chapter 15 Population Genetics in the Conservation of Cetaceans and Primates

Chapter 16 Eco-toxicants: A Growing Global Threat

Chapter 17 Observing and Quantifying Cetacean Behavior in the Wild: Current Problems, Limitations, and Future Directions

Chapter 18 Social Network Analysis: Applications to Primate and Cetacean Societies

Chapter 19 Social Touch in Apes and Dolphins

Chapter 20 Non-conceptive conceptive Sexual Interactions in Monkeys, Apes, and Dolphins

Chapter 21 A Mix of Species: Associations of Heterospecifics Among Primates and Dolphins