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  1. Corrigendum to “A 25-year longitudinal assessment of Macaca sylvanus population dynamics and forest decline in Morocco's Middle Atlas” [Biol. Conserv. 310 (2025) 111334]
  2. A 25-year longitudinal assessment of Macaca sylvanus population dynamics and forest decline in Morocco's Middle Atlas
  3. Worldwide study reveals fluid sexual preferences in females and no association between gynephilia and non-heterosexuality
  4. (164) EXPLORING FEMALE SEXUAL PREFERENCES WORLDWIDE: GYNEPHILIA, NON-HETEROSEXUALITY AND FLUIDITY
  5. Attitudes towards urban howler monkeys (Alouatta caraya) in Paraguay
  6. Overdominance Hypothesis for Male Homosexuality
  7. Sexually Antagonistic Hypothesis
  8. Primate Sexuality
  9. Sexual Orientation
  10. Profiling acquired pedophilic behavior: Retrospective analysis of 66 Italian forensic cases of pedophilia
  11. Sexual Orientation
  12. Overdominance Hypothesis for Male Homosexuality
  13. Possible Balancing Selection in Human Female Homosexuality
  14. Primate Sexuality
  15. Selective reaching in macaques: evidence for action-centred attention
  16. A Problematic Test of the Kin Selection Hypothesis Among the Urak-Lawoi of Ko Lipe, Thailand: Commentary on Camperio Ciani, Battaglia, and Liotta (2015)
  17. Response: Avuncularity and Kin Selection in Homosexuals: A Problematic Test or a Problematic Hypothesis?
  18. Sexually Antagonistic Hypothesis
  19. Intersegmental Coordination in the Kinematics of Prehension Movements of Macaques
  20. Societal Norms Rather Than Sexual Orientation Influence Kin Altruism and Avuncularity in Tribal Urak-Lawoi, Italian, and Spanish Adult Males
  21. Human Homosexuality: A Paradigmatic Arena for Sexually Antagonistic Selection?
  22. Implicit Measurements of Sexual Preference in Self‐Declared Heterosexual Men: A Pilot Study on the Rate of Androphilia in Italy
  23. Genetic Influences on Male Homosexuality
  24. Monkey see, Monkey reach: Action selection of reaching movements in the macaque monkey
  25. How posture affects macaques’ reach-to-grasp movements
  26. The Dopamine D4 Receptor (DRD4) Exon 3 VNTR Contributes to Adaptive Personality Differences in an Italian Small Island Population
  27. Reach-to-grasp movements in Macaca fascicularis monkeys: the Isochrony Principle at work
  28. Fecundity of Paternal and Maternal Non-Parental Female Relatives of Homosexual and Heterosexual Men
  29. Factors Associated with Higher Fecundity in Female Maternal Relatives of Homosexual Men
  30. Reaching and grasping behavior in Macaca fascicularis: a kinematic study
  31. Mothers who kill their offspring: Testing evolutionary hypothesis in a 110-case Italian sample
  32. Gene flow by selective emigration as a possible cause for personality differences between small islands and mainland populations
  33. Testing the Evolutionary Genetics of Personality: Do Balanced Selection and Gene Flow Cause Genetically Adapted Personality Differences in Human Populations?
  34. Male Homosexuality: Nature or Culture?
  35. Genetic Factors Increase Fecundity in Female Maternal Relatives of Bisexual Men as in Homosexuals
  36. Macaca sylvanus: Butynski, T.M., Cortes, J., Waters, S., Fa, J., Hobbelink, M.E., van Lavieren, E., Belbachir, F., Cuzin, F., de Smet, K., Mouna, M., de Iongh, H., Menard, N. & Camperio-Ciani, A.
  37. Sexually Antagonistic Selection in Human Male Homosexuality
  38. New Evidence of Genetic Factors Influencing Sexual Orientation in Men: Female Fecundity Increase in the Maternal Line
  39. The adaptive value of personality differences revealed by small island population dynamics
  40. Population decline of Macaca sylvanus in the middle atlas of Morocco
  41. Evidence for maternally inherited factors favouring male homosexuality and promoting female fecundity
  42. Factors Influencing the Quality of Life of the Cat in its Relationship with Owners
  43. Frequency of aggressive behavior and a case of mortal attack in wildMacaca sylvanus in the Middle Atlas region (Morocco)
  44. Interpopulation differences in activity patterns ofMacaca sylvanus in the Moroccan Middle Atlas
  45. Where to sit in a waiting room: density, age and gender effects on proxemic choices
  46. Effects of Water Availability and Habitat Quality on Bark-Stripping Behavior in Barbary Macaques
  47. Effects of Water Availability and Habitat Quality on Bark-Stripping Behavior in Barbary Macaques
  48. Commentaries and Author's Reply on “Evolutionary Psychology: A New Perspective in the Behavioral Sciences” by Tamas Bereczkei
  49. when to get mad: the adaptive significance of rage in animals
  50. Chromosome banding and molecular cytogenetics of the Barbary macaque, Macaca sylvanus
  51. The strategies of immature Macaques in their interactions with adult males in a colony ofMacaca fuscata
  52. A Systematic Relationship between Brain Size Increase and Larynx Transformation during Hominization
  53. Cranial morphology and development: new light on the evolution of language
  54. Evidence of gene flow between Sulawesi macaques
  55. "L'Esploratore" di Manfredo Camperio
  56. Banded karyotypes of 20 Papionini species reveal no necessary correlation with speciation
  57. Banded Karyotypes of the 44-Chromosome Gibbons
  58. Intertroop agonistic behavior of a feral Rhesus Macaque troop ranging in town and forest areas in India
  59. A case of infanticide in a free-ranging group of rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) in the jackoo forest, Simla, India