Changes in physiological stress and behaviour in semi-free-ranging red-capped mangabeys (Cercocebus torquatus) following antiparasitic treatment

Keyphrases

• Physiological Function 100%
• Body Condition 100%
• Free-range 100%
• Physiological Stress 100%
• Cercocebus Torquatus 100%
• Red-capped Mangabeys 100%
• Cortisol 50%
• Infection Rate 50%
• Cortisol Level 50%
• Group Cohesion 50%
• Social Relationships 50%
• Parasite Abundance 50%
• Time-to-treatment 50%
• Stress Effect 50%
• Physiological Response 50%
• Energy Conservation 50%
• Behavioral Response 50%
• Response to Infection 50%
• Triplicate 50%
• Parasitism 50%
• Individual Behaviour 50%
• Fecal Samples 50%
• Energy Balance 50%
• Wild Population 50%
• Social Dominance Orientation 50%
• Nigeria 50%
• Reduced Body 50%
• Dominance Hierarchy 50%
• Activity Budget 50%
• Antiparasitic Drugs 50%
• Coordinated Response 50%
• Transmission Risk 50%
• Impact Energy 50%
• Social Avoidance 50%
• Production Behavior 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Physiological Stress 100%
• Cercocebus 100%
• Cortisol 50%
• Energy Balance 25%
• Antiparasitic Agent 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Cercocebus 100%
• Cortisol 50%
• Body Condition 50%
• Glucocorticoid 25%
• Dominance Hierarchy 25%
• Pretreatment 25%