“…However, while foragers' cognition is likely to be shaped by the distribution of resources (Boyer & Walsh, 2010;Bracis et al, 2015;Grove, 2013;Milton, 1981;Robira et al, 2021), the characteristics of the resources themselves could be the result of forager-induced selection (Lomáscolo & Schaefer, 2010;Rojas et al, 2021;Soldati et al, 2015). In the tropical rainforests, for example, the cognition of frugivorous primates has probably been shaped by the challenge of the ephemerality and dispersion of their food (Milton, 1981;Trapanese et al, 2019a;Zuberbühler & Janmaat, 2010), supporting complex (Janmaat et al, 2013;Janson, 1998Janson, , 2016Robira et al, 2023a;Teichroeb & Vining, 2019;Trapanese et al, 2019b) and versatile (Janmaat et al, 2006;Robira et al, 2023b;Trapanese et al, 2022) movement heuristics. In turn, primates remember and forage for the most rewarding plants (Ban et al, 2014;Ban et al, 2016;Flörchinger et al, 2010).…”