Titlebook: Malayan Forest Primates; Ten Years’ Study in David J. Chivers Book 1980 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1980 Savanna.behavior.bio

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The Forest,in a temperate forest. Other features soon impress one — the majestic scale (especially in lowland forest), the tangle of climbing plants festooning the trees, the density and variety of animal life, the variety of sweet-rotting smells, and, above all, the paradox between the baffling diversity of p

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Dusky and Banded Leaf Monkeys,r possession of a sacculated stomach, which permits digestion of cellulose by bacterial fermentation (Bauchop, 1971), and thereby allows exploitation of the vegetative part of the primary production, which is less available to most other primates and arboreal mammals. Of the three colobine species i

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Locomotion and Posture,tations than extant primates. With body weight varying from about 100 grams to 200 kilograms, the Order Primates includes leapers, climbers, brachiators, knuckle-walkers and a variety of arboreal and terrestrial quadrupeds. Despite the interest which primate positional behaviour has engendered in an

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Competitors,d on which they feed, has been emphasized. The main features of the forest were described in Chapter 2, and the continual reference to plant species supplying food in subsequent chapters emphasizes further the importance of studying plants as well as animals. The main foods eaten by primates have be

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Socio-Ecology of Malayan Forest Primates,al history of the three kinds of diurnal primate found there — gibbons, leaf monkeys (or langurs) and macaques. Then we have analysed various features of primate socio-ecology — niche differentiation, positional behaviour and habitat use, long-term changes in behaviour in relation to the environment

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