Activity Overview
Daily Activity
Travel and Forage Pattern
Drinking Pattern
Home Range
Overlap between Home Ranges
Overview
Group Structure
Group Size
Female Dominance Hierarchy
Non-territorial, though intolerant of other groups (Isbell 2013)
Affiliative Behaviors (from Hall 1966 unless otherwise noted)
Play (from Hall 1966 unless otherwise noted)
Aggression (from Hall 1966 unless otherwise noted)
Vocalization
Patas Monkey audio clips provided by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology Macaulay Library.
Facial Expressions
Habit (Mittermeier et al. 2013)
Gaits and Forms of Locomotion
Ants and thorn trees (Isbell 2013; Isbell et al. 2013)
Predators
Temminck's red colobus (Pcocolobus badius temminckii)
Grooming is an affiliative behavior.
All genders and ages participate, though males only occasionally engage in this activity. Infants are frequently the recipients of grooming and receive the attentions of nearly all group females.
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Carlson and Isbell (2001)
Chism and Rogers (1997)
Chism and Rowell (1988)
Chism et al. (1984)
Enstam and Isbell (2002)
Gonzáles-Martínez (2004)
Hall (1966)
Hall et al. (1965)
Isbell (1998)
Isbell (2013)
Isbell et al. (1998a,b)
Isbell et al. (2009)
Isbell et al. (2013)
Loy et al. (1993)
Mittermeier et al. (2013)
Nakagawa (1992)
Nakagawa (1999)
Nakagawa (2008)
Nakagawa et al. (2003)