Table 4.

Use of space, demography and life-history of owl monkeys groups in Guaycolec Ranch, 1998-2012. Home range and core area estimates from (Wartmann et al., 2014).

Group	Area	Home Range	Core Area	Birth Seasons	Births	% Births	Dead Infants	% Inf Mortality	Juv Disap	% Juv Disap	Mean Age at Dispersal (years)
B68	central	5.2	1.6	16	10	63	2	20	4	50	2.1
C0	central	5.1	1.6	17	7	41	1	14	1	17	2.8
CC	central	8.2	2.6	16	11	69	2	18	2	22	3.0
Colman	central	10.9	2.6	15	13	87	1	8	4	33	2.6
D100	central	8.0	2.5	14	4	29	1	25	1	33	3.1
D500	central	3.6	1.2	17	13	76	2	15	1	9	2.8
D800	central	4.3	1.3	17	7	41	1	14	1	17	2.6
E350/Int	central	5.3	1.8	16	9	56	2	22	1	14	2.5
E500	central	5.8	2.3	17	11	65	3	27	1	13	3.5
F1200	central	5.7	1.7	17	15	88	2	13	1	8	2.7
F700	periphery	5.2	1.4	13	9	69	1	11	1	13	3.0
A500	periphery	7.2	2.6	14	8	57	0	0	3	38	2.7
A900	periphery	5.8	1.7	10	9	90	4	44	0	0	2.9
D1200	periphery	5.1	1.6	16	12	75	2	17	1	10	3.0
G1300	periphery	7.3	2.7	11	7	64	3	43	1	25	4.1
IJ500/S	periphery	9.1	2.6	15	8	53	3	38	1	20	3.1
L100	periphery	5.4	1.2	13	7	54	0	0	1	14	3.5
P300	periphery	13.0	4.6	13	7	54	0	0	0	0	2.4
Veronica	periphery	10.9	3.2	12	6	50	0	0	1	17	3.0

Birth seasons: number of years when the group was monitored to determine if an infant was born.