Data and code files accompanying the paper "Activity budgets, social behavior, and fitness outcomes associated with a group fusion in baboons (Papio cynocephalus x P. anu[...]

Data and code files accompanying the paper "Group social conditions and environment predict foraging behavior in wild baboons". For group-living animals, conditions in th[...]

Across social species, social bonds are linked to health benefits, including reduced disease risk and increased survival. Chronic glucocorticoid exposure, frequently asso[...]

Few of the many chemicals that regulatory agencies are charged with assessing for risk have been carefully tested for developmental neurotoxicity (DNT). To speed up testi[...]

Females are more affected by psychiatric illnesses including eating disorders depression and post-traumatic stress disorder than males. However the neural mechanisms medi[...]

Shifts in key physiological processes can confer resistance to chemical pollutants. However these adaptations may come with certain trade-offs such as altered energy meta[...]

Mixtures of chemical contaminants can pose a significant health risk to humans and wildlife even at levels considered safe for each individual chemical. There is a critic[...]

Developmental exposure to either polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) or heavy metals has been shown to cause persisting and overlapping neurobehavioral effects in ani[...]

In mammals glucocorticoids can be upregulated in response to both psychosocial and energetic stressors making it difficult to identify the major cause of elevated glucoco[...]

Opposite-sex social relationships are important predictors of fitness in many animals including several group-living mammals. Consequently understanding sources of varian[...]