Spatial factors in the environment and their influence on the behavior of nonhuman primates are reviewed. Intragroup spacing is discussed in terms of interindividual distance and spatial patterning. Home range versus territorial intergroup spacing mechanisms are described, and the role of ‘cover’ in determining interindividual distance and communication is discussed.
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