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Beziehungen zu Menschen im Arbeitsleben,requirements of the macaques. Challenges to the forest include rapid macaque population growth, need for interventions for aggressive behavior, and expansion of macaque ranging patterns outside of the forest. Research at the site is the result of robust collaborations with Balinese, Canadian, Europe

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,Tourism and Indonesia’s Primates: An Introduction, we clarify different terminology pertaining to tourism and provide an overview of the themes that will be explored throughout this volume – namely, the ecological, economic, educational, and ethical aspects of primate tourism.

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Similar Perceptions of National and International Volunteer Ecotourists Contribute to the Conservat logistic regressions, we determined that limited differences in perception of the field site and nature were found in the content of the feedback forms between Indonesian and foreign volunteers. Volunteers contributed to 5565 h of data collection, corresponding to half of the total sampling effort.

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Rethinking Tolerance to Tourism: Behavioral Responses by Wild Crested Macaques (,) to Tourists,ewer sexual behaviors and displayed fewer self-directed behaviors in months with greater numbers of tourists. When tourists were present vs. absent within groups, females displayed less affiliation, and males and females displayed more aggression, consistent with responses to uncertainty in the pres

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