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Allocebus trichotis 288–292 behavioral assessments black and white colobus monkey Alouatta macconnelli (red howler habituation of red howler (Colobus guereza) 197 monkey), habituation to monkeys to tourists 15 black spider monkey (Ateles tourists 16 human disturbance responses in paniscus) 232–248 American Association of Physical Javan gibbons 137–151 booted macaque (Macaca ochreata) Anthropology 2 behavioral ecology 206–216 Anthropocene 254 dietary patterns of urban primates brown lemur hybrids (Eulemur implications for 56–67 rufifrons Â E. collaris)32 ethnoprimatology 1–3, 297 ecological impact of introduced anthropozoonotic transmission, plants 29–40 camera trapping 10 simian foamy virus (SFV) habitat quality and NHP ecological impact of introduced transmission in Bangladesh reproductive function 43–53 plants 29–40 111–118 habituation of red howler Cameroon anti-predator behavior, human monkeys to tourists 15 chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes disturbance responses in Javan human impact on silky sifaka ellioti) 181 gibbons 137–151 parasitology 89–106 Cross River gorilla (Gorilla gorilla archival research remote telemetry and the human– diehli) 181 ethnographic data collection and macaque interface 70–84 capped langur (Trachypithecus management 176–187 behavioral flexibility, human pileatus) 274, 279 vervet monkey conflict in disturbance responses in Javan censusing 10 St. Kitts 219–229 gibbons 137–151 subsistence hunting of NHPs in Arunachal macaque (Macaca behavioral observations 10, 12 Guyana 232–248 munzala) 271–281 conservation and the human– Central African Republic, primate Assamese macaque (Macaca NHP interface 257–267 populations and human assamensis) 274, 279 ecological impact of introduced socioeconomics 190–204 Ateles paniscus (black spider plants 29–40 Cercopithecus spp. (guenons) monkey) 232–248 habitat quality and NHP 196–198 Auckland Zoo, orang utans reproductive function 43–53 Cercopithecus ascanius (red- 183–184 Bengal slow loris (Nycticebus tailed guenon) 103 Avahi laniger (woolly lemur) 30, bengalensis) 271–281 Cercopithecus galeritus 288–292 biodemographic modeling 232–248 (mangabey) 196–198 aye-aye (Daubentonia biodiversity conservation 232–248 Cheirogaleus spp. (dwarf lemurs) 30, madagascariensis) 30, 90, biological sample collection, 105 288–292 storage, and shipment 11 Cheirogaleus medius 288–292 dietary patterns of urban primates chimpanzees (Pan)1 Bali, macaques 3 56–67 Pan troglodytes ellioti 181 Balinese Hinduism, sacredness of habitat quality and NHP China macaques 206–216 reproductive function 43–53 conservation and the human– Bangladesh, simian foamy virus habituation of red howler NHP interface 257–267 (SFV) transmission 111–118 monkeys to tourists 11 macaques 3 Barbary macaque (Macaca sylvanus) human impact on silky sifaka Chlorocebus aethiops sabaeus dietary patterns of urban primates parasitology 89–106 (vervet monkey) conflict 56–67 simian foamy virus (SFV) 219–229 remote telemetry and the human– transmission in Bangladesh Cissus quadrangularis (veld grape, macaque interface 70–84 111–118 rubber vine) 32, 37

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Colobus guereza (black and white dietary patterns of urban primates ethnoprimatological research, colobus monkey) 197 56–67 permits and institutional community ecology, ecological discourse analysis of contemporary approval 11–12 impact of introduced plants and historical texts, ethnoprimatology 29–40 ethnographic data collection conservation challenges 300–301 conflict mitigation techniques, and management 176–187 development of methodologies primatologist views on disease ecology theory, habituation 297–300 human–NHP conflict of red howler monkeys to future directions 300–301 resolution 154–164 tourists 15 history of 2–3 conservation and the human–NHP Dolhinow, Phyllis (Jay) 1 implications of the Anthropocene interface 257–267 dwarf lemurs (Cheirogaleus spp.) 30, 1–3, 297 conservation biology 105 methodology 2 primate populations and human scope of studies 1–3, 9 socioeconomics 190–204 ecological monitoring of habitats, theoretical foundations 1–2 seasonal hunting of endangered ethnographic data collection ethological observation of animals lemurs 284–294 and management 176–187 176–187 subsistence hunting of NHPs in endocrinology, see hormone Eulemur albifrons (white-fronted Guyana 232–248 analysis brown lemur) 98, 104, 288–292 conservation of NHP species environmental anthropology Eulemur rufifrons Â E. collaris cultural concerns 271–281 conflict 219–229 (brown lemur hybrids) 32 future challenges for epidemiological studies ethnoprimatology 300–301 human impact on silky sifaka Fa, John 3 role of ethnoprimatology parasitology 89–106 fecal analysis 11 253–256 simian foamy virus (SFV) habitat quality and NHP Cordia sinensis (mimy, gray-leaved transmission in Bangladesh reproductive function 43–53 cordia) 31–32, 34–36 111–118 habituation of red howler Cormier, Loretta 3 ethical issues in monkeys to tourists 15–27 crop-raiding 30 ethnoprimatological research human impact on silky sifaka vervet monkey conflict in 11–12 parasitology 89–106 St. Kitts 219–229 ethnographic data collection and feeding ecology, dietary patterns of Cross River gorilla (Gorilla gorilla management 176–187 urban primates 56–67 diehli) 181 ethnographic data collection and field note recording, vervet monkey cultural anthropology 11 management 176–187 problem in St. Kitts 219–229 cultural concerns and NHP ethnographic interviews, Florida, macaques 3 conservation 271–281 conservation and the human– folklore 30 cultural identity, subsistence NHP interface 257–267 free-listing exercises, ethnographic hunting of NHPs in Guyana ethnography 5 data collection and 232–248 aspects of ethnographic fieldwork management 176–187 cultural mapping, ethnographic 171–175 Fuentes, Agustín 3 data collection and cultural concerns and NHP management 176–187 conservation 271–281 Gabon, coexistence of hominoids cultural values, hunting preferences primate populations and human over time 1 and NHP characteristics socioeconomics 190–204 Galago moholi (southern lesser 122–132 role in ethnoprimatology galago) 30 171–175 geographic information systems Daubentonia madagascariensis sacredness of macaques in (GIS) 10 (aye-aye) 30, 90, 288–292 Balinese Hinduism 206–216 geospatial assessment 10 deforestation and NHP reproductive subsistence hunting of NHPs in conservation and the human– function 43–53 Guyana 232–248 NHP interface 257–267 diademed sifaka (Propithecus vervet monkey conflict in remote telemetry and the human– diadema)93 St. Kitts 219–229 macaque interface 70–84

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geospatial assessment (cont.) historical ecology hunter follows subsistence hunting of NHPs in subsistence hunting of NHPs in seasonal hunting of endangered Guyana 232–248 Guyana 232–248 lemurs 284–294 Gibraltar vervet monkey conflict in subsistence hunting of NHPs in dietary patterns of urban primates St. Kitts 219–229 Guyana 232–248 56–67 Hoolock gibbon (Hoolock hoolock) hunting of NHPs 30 macaques 3 274, 279 seasonal hunting of endangered remote telemetry and the hormone analysis 11 lemurs 284–294 human–macaque interface habitat quality and NHP subsistence hunting in Guyana 70–84 reproductive function 232–248 golden-bellied Mentawai surili/ 43–53 Hylobates klossi (Kloss’s gibbon/ atapaipai (Presbytis potenziani human disturbance responses in bilou) 123 potenziani) 123 Javan gibbons 137–151 Hylobates moloch (Javan gibbon), golden langur (Trachypithecus geei) human hunting preferences and responses to human 274 NHP characteristics 122–132 disturbance 137–151 Gorilla beringei beringei (mountain human immunodeficiency virus Hylobates moloch (silvery gibbon) gorilla) 103 (HIV) 111 181 Gorilla gorilla diehli (Cross River human impact on primates, history gorilla) 181 of 1–3 India GPS collars, remote telemetry and human impact on silky sifaka cultural concerns and NHP the human–macaque interface parasitology 89–106 conservation 271–281 70–84 human livelihoods, seasonal macaques 3 GPS tracking, remote telemetry and hunting of endangered lemurs indri (Indri indri) 90, 93 the human–macaque interface 284–294 International Primatology Society 2 70–84 human–non-human primate (NHP) interviews 12, 173 gray mouse lemur (Microcebus conflict conservation and the human– murinus), ecological impact of cultural concerns and NHP NHP interface introduced plants 29–40 conservation 271–281 257–267 guenons (Cercopithecus spp.) human disturbance responses in cultural concerns and NHP 196–198 Javan gibbons 137–151 conservation 271–281 Guizhou snub-nosed monkey primatologist views on resolution ethnographic data collection and (Rhinopithecus brelichi) 154–164 management 176–187 257–267 vervet monkey conflict in hunting preferences and Guyana, subsistence hunting of St. Kitts 219–229 NHP characteristics NHPs 232–248 human–non-human primate (NHP) 122–132 interface 1–2 primate populations and human habitat description, ecological conservation and the human– socioeconomics 190–204 impact of introduced plants NHP interface 257–267 sacredness of macaques in 29–40 habituation of red howler Balinese Hinduism habitat digitization, remote monkeys to tourists 15–27 206–216 telemetry and the human– primate populations and human seasonal hunting of endangered macaque interface 70–84 socioeconomics 190–204 lemurs 284–294 habitat quality and NHP sacredness of macaques in subsistence hunting of NHPs in reproductive function Balinese Hinduism 206–216 Guyana 232–248 43–53 scope of ethnoprimatological vervet monkey conflict in habituation of red howler monkeys studies 9 St. Kitts 219–229 to tourists 15 human-oriented research methods invasive plants, see plant Hapalemur griseus 288–292 11–12 introductions health assessments 11 human participants, ethnographic isotopic analysis 11 habituation of red howler data collection and dietary patterns of urban primates monkeys to tourists 15 management 176–187 56–67

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Japanese school of primate studies Macaca ochreata (booted macaque), miracle tree (Leucaena leucocephala) 2, 10 sacredness in Balinese 32 Java, silvery gibbon (Hylobates Hinduism 206–216 mixed-methods moloch) 181 Macaca pagensis (Pagai Island ethnoprimatological approach, Javan gibbon (Hylobates moloch), macaque/siteut) 123 conservation and the human– responses to human Macaca sylvanus (Barbary macaque) NHP interface 257–267 disturbance 137–151 dietary patterns of urban primates monkey conflict in St. Kitts, West 56–67 Indies 219–229 Kloss’s gibbon/bilou (Hylobates remote telemetry and the human– mountain gorilla (Gorilla beringei klossi ) 123 macaque interface 70–84 beringei) 103 Knight, John 3 macaques multiple methods, seasonal hunting Bali, Indonesia 3 of endangered lemurs 284–294 Lemur catta (ringtailed lemur) 32, China 3 100 Florida 3 northern pig-tailed macaque Lepilemur leucopus (sportive lemur) Gibraltar 3 (Macaca leonina) 274, 279 32 India 3 Nycticebus spp. (lorises) 30 Lepilemur spp. (sportive lemurs) 30 Madagascar Nycticebus bengalensis (Bengal Lepilemur seali 288–292 ecological impact of introduced slow loris) 271–281 literature review, vervet monkey plants 29–40 conflict in St. Kitts 219–229 human impact on silky sifaka orang utans, Auckland Zoo live trapping parasitology 89–106 183–184 remote telemetry and the human– seasonal hunting of endangered ornamental plants, see plant macaque interface 70–84 lemurs 284–294 introductions simian foamy virus (SFV) Malinowski, B. 174–175 Otolemur crassicaudatus (thick- transmission in Bangladesh mangabey (Cercopithecus galeritus) tailed galago) 30 111–118 196–198 long-tailed macaque (Macaca mangabey (Lophocebus albigena) Pagai Island macaque/siteut fascicularis)70–84 196–198 (Macaca pagensis) 123 Lophocebus albigena (mangabey) meteorological assessments, Pagai pig-tailed snub-nosed 196–198 habituation of red howler monkey (simakobu)/masepsep loris (Loris tardigradus)30 monkeys to tourists 15 (Simias concolor concolor) lorises (Nycticebus spp.) 30 methods 9 123 development of Pan (chimpanzees) 1 Macaca arctoides (stump-tailed ethnoprimatological Pan troglodytes ellioti 181 macaque) 274, 279 methodologies 297–300 parasitological assessments 11 Macaca assamensis (Assamese human oriented 11–12 habituation of red howler macaque) 274, 279 non-human primate oriented monkeys to tourists 19 Macaca fascicularis (long-tailed 9–11 human impact on silky sifaka macaque), remote telemetry range of methods used 4 parasitology 89–106 70–84 microbiology, simian foamy virus participant observation 172–173 Macaca leonina (northern pig-tailed (SFV) transmission in ethnographic data collection and macaque) 274, 279 Bangladesh 111–118 management 176–187 Macaca mulatta (rhesus macaque) Microcebus murinus (gray mouse primate populations and human 274, 279 lemur), ecological impact of socioeconomics 190–204 simian foamy virus (SFV) introduced plants seasonal hunting of endangered transmission in Bangladesh 29–40 lemurs 284–294 111–118 Microcebus rufus 288–292 subsistence hunting of NHPs in Macaca munzala (Arunachal Milne-Edwards’ sifaka (Propithecus Guyana 232–248 macaque), cultural concerns edwardsi) 103 vervet monkey conflict in and NHP conservation mimy (gray-leaved cordia, Cordia St. Kitts 219–229 271–281 sinensis)31–32, 34–36 Perodictus potto (potto) 30

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Phaner furcifer 288–292 qualitative data collection, see simian foamy virus (SFV) Phayre’s leaf monkey ethnography transmission in Bangladesh (Trachypithecus phayrei) 274 questionnaires 12 111–118 phenology 10 cultural concerns and NHP Simias concolor concolor (Pagai pig- ecological impact of introduced conservation 271–281 tailed snub-nosed monkey plants 29–40 human impact on silky sifaka (simakobu)/masepsep) habituation of red howler parasitology 89–106 123 monkeys to tourists 15 primatologist views on human– Singapore, remote telemetry and the pig-tailed macaques, Thailand 3 NHP conflict resolution human–macaque interface Pilocolobus tephrosceles (red 154–164 70–84 colobus monkey) 103 sacredness of macaques southern lesser galago (Galago plant introductions, ecological in Balinese Hinduism moholi)30 impact 29–40 206–216 spatial statistics, remote telemetry political ecology, vervet monkey simian foamy virus (SFV) and the human–macaque conflict in St. Kitts transmission in Bangladesh interface 70–84 219–229 111–118 Sponsel, Leslie 1, 3 potto (Perodictus potto)30 sportive lemur (Lepilemur leucopus) predator–prey relationship radio collars 10 32 human disturbance responses in red colobus monkey (Pilocolobus sportive lemurs (Lepilemur spp.) 30 Javan gibbons 137–151 tephrosceles)43–53, 103 St Kitts, West Indies, vervet monkey hunting preferences and NHP red howler monkey (Alouatta conflict 219–229 characteristics 122–132 macconnelli) 16, 239 stump-tailed macaque (Macaca Presbytis potenziani potenziani red-tailed guenon (Cercopithecus arctoides) 274, 279 (golden-bellied Mentawai ascanius) 103 subsistence hunting of NHPs in surili/atapaipai) 123 remote telemetry 10 Guyana 232–248 prickly pear (Opuntia spp) remote telemetry and the human– Sumatra, Indonesia, hunting 31, 32, 36–37 macaque interface 70–84 preferences and NHP primate populations and human reproductive ecology, habitat characteristics 122–132 socioeconomics 190–204 quality and NHP reproductive Suriname, habituation of red howler primatological methods, cultural function 43–53 monkeys to tourists 16 concerns and NHP rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) surveys 12 conservation 271–281 274, 279 cultural concerns and NHP primatologist views on human–NHP simian foamy virus (SFV) conservation 271–281 conflict resolution transmission in Bangladesh primatologist views on human– 154–164 111–118 NHP conflict resolution primatology 2 Rhinopithecus brelichi (Guizhou 154–164 future directions 12 snub-nosed monkey) seasonal hunting of endangered vervet monkey conflict in 257–267 lemurs 284–294 St. Kitts 219–229 Riley, Erin 3 systems approach to conservation, Procolobus rufomitratus (red ringtailed lemur (Lemur catta) 32, seasonal hunting of colobus monkey) 43–53 100 endangered lemurs 284–294 Propithecus candidus (silky sifaka) 89–106 sacredness of macaques in Balinese taboos Propithecus diadema (diademed Hinduism 206–216 human impact on silky sifaka sifaka) 93 seasonal hunting of endangered parasitology 89–106 Propithecus edwardsi (Milne- lemurs 284–294 hunting preferences and NHP Edwards’ sifaka) 103 sifaka (Propithecus verreauxi)32 characteristics 122–132 Propithecus tattersalli (Tattersall’s silky sifaka (Propithecus candidus) tarsiers (Tarsius spp.) 30 sifaka) 93 89–106 Tattersall’s sifaka (Propithecus Propithecus verreauxi (Verreaux’s silvery gibbon (Hylobates moloch) tattersalli)93 sifaka) 32, 100, 105 181 Thailand, pig-tailed macaques 3

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thick-tailed galago (Otolemur primate populations and human Verreaux’s sifaka (Propithecus crassicaudatus)30 socioeconomics 190–204 verreauxi) 32, 100, 105 threat response ﬂexibility, human subsistence hunting of NHPs in vervet monkey (Chlorocebus disturbance responses in Guyana 232–248 aethiops sabaeus), conﬂict in Javan gibbons St. Kitts 219–229 137–151 Uganda, Kibale National Park, Threat-Sensitive Hypothesis 137 habitat quality and NHP Wheatley, Bruce 3 tourism, habituation of red howler reproductive function 43–53 white-fronted brown lemur monkeys to tourists 15 urban primate dietary patterns (Eulemur albifrons) 98, 104, Trachypithecus geei (golden langur) 56–67 288–292 274 urine sampling and analysis 11 Wolfe, Linda 3 Trachypithecus phayrei (Phayre’s habitat quality and NHP woolly lemur (Avahi laniger) 30, leaf monkey) 274 reproductive function 288–292 transects 10 43–53 ecological impact of introduced Zhao, Q. K. 3 plants 29–40 Varecia rubra 288–292 zoonoses, simian foamy virus (SFV) habituation of red howler veld grape, rubber vine (Cissus transmission in Bangladesh monkeys to tourists 15 quadrangularis) 32, 37 111–118