“…Our findings add to a relatively small but growing body of knowledge about the implications of climate change for nonhuman primates (Estrada et al., ; Graham, Matthews, & Turner, ; Korstjens & Hillyer, ). Much of the research in this area has focused on activity budget constraints (Korstjens, Lehmann, & Dunbar, ; Lehmann, Korstjens, & Dunbar, ; Majolo, McFarland, Young, & Qarro, ; McFarland, Barrett, Boner, Freeman, & Henzi, ) or species distribution models (Gouveia et al., ; Sesink Clee et al., ; Struebig et al., ). Few studies have examined climate effects on primate demography with the aim of understanding implications of future climate change (Campos et al., ; Dunham et al., , ; Wiederholt & Post, ), and none with the level of individual‐based detail and cross‐taxon scope of the present study.…”