As biodiversity loss continues to accelerate, there is a critical need for education and
biomonitoring across the globe. Portable technologies allow for in situ molecular biodiversity …

Chemosignals are mediators of social interactions in mammals, providing con‐ and hetero‐specifics
with information on fixed (eg, species, sex, group, and individual identity) and …

There is an increased interest in potential zoonotic malarias. To date, Plasmodium malariae
that infects humans remains indistinguishable from Plasmodium brasilianum, which is …

Parasite-host relationships are influenced by several factors intrinsic to hosts, such as social
standing, group membership, sex, and age. However, in wild populations, temporal …

Leptospirosis is a bacterial zoonotic disease with multiple serogroups that infects wildlife
and humans alike. Several studies have detected the presence of leptospiral antibodies in …

Genetic research is a rapidly evolving field of study that is increasingly being utilized as a
tool for wildlife conservation. However, researchers and science educators in remote areas …

Mercury emissions from artisanal and small-scale gold mining throughout the Global South
exceed coal combustion as the largest global source of mercury. We examined mercury …

There is a general consensus on the geographic distributions of many primate species;
however, the continuity and validity of species range maps are often inaccurate on a local scale. …

The ongoing degradation of natural systems and other environmental changes has put our
society at a crossroad with respect to our future relationship with our planet. While the …

The establishment of baseline data on parasites from wild primates is essential to understand
how changes in habitat or climatic disturbances will impact parasite–host relationships. In …