Time allocation and the evolution of group size

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Resting time as an ecological constraint on primate biogeography (2010, background): “…reflects not only time waiting to be allocated to something more useful, but also time needed for recuperation, predator avoidance, digestion and thermoregulation (Herbers 1981), and it can be an important variable that affects primate group size (Pollard & Blumstein 2008; Dunbar et al. 2009).”