Vast expanses of tropical forests worldwide are being impacted by selective logging. We
evaluate the environmental impacts of such logging and conclude that natural timber …

The consumption of fungi by animals is a significant trophic interaction in most terrestrial
ecosystems, yet the role mammals play in these associations has been incompletely …

Human societies depend on an Earth system that operates within a constrained range of
nutrient availability, yet the recent trajectory of terrestrial nitrogen (N) availability is uncertain …

Ammonia (NH3) is the predominant alkaline gas in the atmosphere contributing to formation
of fine particles—a leading environmental cause of increased morbidity and mortality …

What can the stable isotope values of human and animal faeces tell us? This often under‐
appreciated waste product is gaining recognition across a variety of disciplines. Faecal …

Objectives Determining nutritional development in wild primates is difficult through
observations because confirming dietary intake is challenging. Physiological measures are …

Stable isotope analysis of carbon and nitrogen has revolutionized anthropology's approach
and understanding of the evolution of human diet. A baseline comparison across extant …

Madagascar's lemurs display a diverse array of feeding strategies with complex
relationships to seed dispersal mechanisms in Malagasy plants. Although these …

Comparative data on the diets of extant primates inform hypotheses about hominin resource
use. Historically, data describing chimpanzee diets stem primarily from forest-dwelling …

The feeding ecology of sympatric great ape species yields valuable information for
palaeodietary reconstructions in sympatric early hominin species. However, no isotopic …