Tremaine Gregorya,∗, Fernanda Abraa, b, c, Birthe Lindend, e, KAI Nekarisf, g, Kylie
Soanesh and Fernanda Z. Teixeirai aCenter for Conservation and Sustainability …

Despite being crucial to forest ecosystems and biodiversity, primates globally face severe
threats from trafficking, driven by demands for pets, traditional medicine, and biomedical …

Roads and other linear infrastructure create treeless gaps that can limit the movement of non‐
flying, arboreal animals. These negative effects are particularly strong in dense forests …

Almost one‐quarter of primate species are reported to be involved in vehicle collisions. To
mitigate these collisions, canopy bridges are used though their effectiveness is not broadly …

The term mixed-species association has a broad range of definitions, from temporary
foraging association to permanent group living. A mixed-species association mostly involves …

Habitat fragmentation resulting from linear infrastructure such as pipelines, roads or railways
has emerged as one of the severest threats for wildlife globally. Among the many primate …