Lisa Ohrndorf

This study shows Guinea baboons adjust their space-use and foraging behavior in response to changes in food availability caused by a wildfire.

The paper analyzes camera-trap data to assess diversity and spatiotemporal activity patterns of medium and large mammals in Niokolo-Koba National Park, finding higher evenness in savannahs and higher sighting rates in forests.

This study examines sleeping site use in Guinea baboons, finding that they use sites opportunistically rather than avoiding predators or parasites.

This study examines landscape partitioning in Guinea baboon parties and finds high home range overlap and low resource competition between neighboring groups.