Publications
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Brown, M; Steinitz, R; Emery Thompson, M (in review) Wins and losses in intergroup conflicts reflect hunger and satiation for red-tailed monkeys. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B
In Preparation
Steinitz, R; Emery Thompson, M; Brown, M (in preparation) Competition from larger species limits energy gain in small-bodied primates
Steinitz, R; Kurle, CM; Boydston, E (in preparation) The effects of the Southern California drought and fragmentation on bobcat prey preference
Steinitz, R; Pasachnik, SA; Kurle, CM (in preparation) Dietary niche partitioning of wild rock iguanas (Cyclura spp.) in the Dominican Republic
Other Products
Invited Talks
Chimpanzees Constrain Red-tailed Monkey Energy Balance. Center for Evolutionary Psychology. UC Santa Barbara, California. March 3, 2021
Weaving Food Webs: Putting “Ecology” back into Primate Feeding Ecology. UC Santa Cruz, Anthropology Department Lunch Speaker Series. Santa Cruz, California. November 7, 2018
Presentations
Steinitz, R*, Emery Thompson, M; Brown, M (2021) Red-tailed monkey (Cercopithecus ascanius) foraging behavior does not correspond to energetic condition. American Association of Physical Anthropology. Virtual. (Live summary / full talk / poster PDF)
Steinitz, R*; Brown, M (2021) Competition by chimpanzees prevents red-tailed monkeys from pursuing high-quality foods. California Workshop for Evolutionary Social Sciences. Virtual.
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