Anatomy and dietary specialization influence sensory behaviour among sympatric primates
Amanda Melin(University of Calgary), Shoji Kawamura(Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe), Megan A. Mah(University of Calgary), Evin Murillo‐Chacon(Guanacaste Conservation Area), Karem G. Sánchez‐Solano(Universidad Veracruzana), Carrie C. Veilleux(Midwestern University), Rachel E. Williamson(University of Calgary), Ingrid K. Lundeen(The University of Texas at Austin), Laura Teresa Hernández Salazar(Universidad Veracruzana), Colleen M. Schaffner(Universidad Veracruzana), Filippo Aureli(Universidad Veracruzana), Mareike C. Janiak(University of Salford), Shasta E. Webb(University of Notre Dame), Chihiro Hiramatsu(Kyoto University)
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