Personality traits, sex and food abundance shape space use in an arboreal mammal
Lucas A. Wauters(University of Insubria), Claudia Romeo(University of Milan), Peter W. W. Lurz(Centre for Life), Francesca Santicchia(University of Insubria), Maria Vittoria Mazzamuto(University of Insubria), Damiano Preatoni(University of Insubria), Adriano Martinoli(University of Insubria), Sandro Bertolino(Accademia Albertina delle Belle Arti)
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