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  • Pages: 993-994
  • First Published: 19 September 2016

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Advances in primate stable isotope ecology—Achievements and future prospects

Brooke E. Crowley,  Laurie J. Reitsema,  Vicky M. Oelze,  Matt Sponheimer, 
  • Pages: 995-1003
  • First Published: 18 December 2015

Research Articles

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Reconstructing temporal variation in great ape and other primate diets: A methodological framework for isotope analyses in hair

Vicky M. Oelze, 
  • Pages: 1004-1016
  • First Published: 03 November 2015
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Who is who matters—The effects of pseudoreplication in stable isotope analyses

Roger Mundry,  Vicky M. Oelze, 
  • Pages: 1017-1030
  • First Published: 18 November 2015
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Variation in carbon isotope values among chimpanzee foods at Ngogo, Kibale National Park and Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda

Bryce A. Carlson,  Brooke E. Crowley, 
  • Pages: 1031-1040
  • First Published: 26 February 2016
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Stable isotopic variation in tropical forest plants for applications in primatology

Scott A. Blumenthal,  Jessica M. Rothman,  Kendra L. Chritz,  Thure E. Cerling, 
  • Pages: 1041-1054
  • First Published: 07 October 2015
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Environmental variables across Pan troglodytes study sites correspond with the carbon, but not the nitrogen, stable isotope ratios of chimpanzee hair

Margaret J. Schoeninger,  Corinna A. Most,  Jim J. Moore,  Andrew D. Somerville, 
  • Pages: 1055-1069
  • First Published: 29 October 2015
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The stable isotope ecology of Pan in Uganda and beyond

James E. Loudon,  Paul A. Sandberg,  Richard W. Wrangham,  Babette Fahey,  Matt Sponheimer, 
  • Pages: 1070-1085
  • First Published: 17 May 2016
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Oxygen isotope ratios in primate bone carbonate reflect amount of leaves and vertical stratification in the diet

Melinda L. Carter,  Michael W. Bradbury, 
  • Pages: 1086-1097
  • First Published: 06 July 2015
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What did Hadropithecus eat, and why should paleoanthropologists care?

Laurie R. Godfrey,  Brooke E. Crowley,  Kathleen M. Muldoon,  Elizabeth A. Kelley,  Stephen J. King,  Andrew W. Best,  Michael A. Berthaume, 
  • Pages: 1098-1112
  • First Published: 27 November 2015
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Inter-individual variation in weaning among rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta): Serum stable isotope indicators of suckling duration and lactation

Laurie J. Reitsema,  Katherine A. Partrick,  Andrew B. Muir, 
  • Pages: 1113-1134
  • First Published: 18 August 2015