“…African green monkeys comprise six medium‐sized species in the genus Chlorocebus , including vervets ( C. pygerythrus ), grivets ( C. aethiops ), green monkeys ( C. sabaeus ), Malbrouck monkeys ( C. cynosuros ), tantalus monkeys ( C. tantalus ), and Bale monkeys ( C. djamdjamensis ) (Groves, ; Haus et al, ), and many are known to consume crops (Cancelliere, Chapman, Twinomugisha, & Rothman, ; Hill, ; Mekonnen et al, ; Saj et al, ). All green monkeys, except Bale monkeys ( C. djamdjamensis ), are widely distributed generalists that inhabit open and wooded habitats, consume a diverse diet, and are terrestrial or semiterrestrial (Cardini, Dunn, O'Higgins, & Elton, ; Cardini, Jansson, & Elton, ; Enstam & Isbell, ; Isbell, Pruetz, Lewis, & Young, ; Kingdon, ).…”