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Foraging in a changing world: behavioural and demographic responses to climate and land-use change in Barbary macaque (Macaca sylvanus)
The degradation of natural habitats due to human activities and climate change can reduce resource availability and negatively affect species’ fitness. However, agricultural areas near protected habitats may also provide predictable, clumped and nutritious resources. We investigated this trade-off i
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