The three papers cited below were jointly the most frequently cited papers in 2015 among those published in Primates during the period from 2013 to 2014. Their authors thus contributed greatly to enhancing the reputation of our journal. For this achievement, each lead author will receive gifts from the Japan Monkey Centre, the Primate Society of Japan, and Springer. Co-authors will receive declarations attesting to their contributions.
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- Tetsuro Matsuzawa::
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Executive Director, Japan Monkey Centre
Editor-in-Chief, Primates
- Masayuki Nakamichi::
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President, Primate Society of Japan
- Peter Butler::
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Editorial Director, Springer
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Hanya G, Tsuji Y, Grueter CC (2013) Fruiting and flushing phenology in Asian tropical and temperate forests: implications for primate ecology. Primates 54:101–110
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The Primates 2016 Most-Cited Paper Award is conferred upon the following authors: M. F. Jaman and M. A. Huffman, G. Hanya et al., and M. LaFleur et al.. Primates 57, 549 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10329-016-0564-9
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