Why Does Rhinopithecus bieti Prefer the Highest Elevation Range in Winter? A Test of the Sunshine Hypothesis
Rui‐Chang Quan(Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden), Jianguo Zhu(Kunming Institute of Zoology), Yongcheng Long, Lin Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yong Huang(Institute of Microbiology), Guopeng Ren(Kunming Institute of Zoology), Jocelyn E. Behm(University of Wisconsin–Madison)
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