How Costa Rica’s extreme climate changes the social behaviors of white-faced capuchin
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How Costa Rica’s extreme climate changes the social behaviors of white-faced capuchin

Research in Costa Rica highlights how extreme climate changes are influencing the social behaviors of white-faced capuchin monkeys, prompting concerns about the potential impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem stability. Understanding these behaviors is critical for developing adaptive management strategies to mitigate climate impacts on wildlife.

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