Noise, resources, and social factors shape space use and movement patterns in a small Amazonian primate

Key Points

• Movement patterns were significantly influenced by habitat noise and resource availability, showing adaptability to environmental changes.
• Important metrics include variations in space use relative to resource density, indicating behavioral adjustments.
• Observational analysis focused on small Amazonian primates in their natural habitat, assessing how social factors play a role.
• Findings highlight the need for considerations in conservation efforts, as habitat quality affects primate behavior and survival.