Titlebook: Ethnoprimatology; Primate Conservation Michel T.‘Waller Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Anthropogenic Disturba

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The Effects of War on Bonobos and Other Nonhuman Primates in the Democratic Republic of the Congo,lion people died while wildlife clearly suffered. The purpose of this chapter is to look at the effects of the war and subsequent political instability on the people and nonhuman primates living in the Lomako Forest. To do this, we compared the prewar and postwar ranging and community demographics d

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,Managing Human–Orangutan Relationships in Rehabilitation,ojects currently care for over 1000 displaced, orphaned orangutans. Their reintroduction success rates are commonly considered unsatisfactory, however, so improving success is a high priority. Virtually all rehabilitants were wild born, captured as young infants by orphaning them. They are typically

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,The Little Fireface Project: Community Conservation of Asia’s Slow Lorises via Ecology, Education, ps. Being the only venomous primate, traders cut the teeth of slow lorises, preventing essential feeding, social, and defensive behaviours. Thus the conservation of these rare primates is confounded by the fact that most confiscated animals have no hope to be returned to the wild. To examine the mul

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The Many Facets of Human Disturbances at the Tonkolili Chimpanzee Site,nthropogenic landscape. The chimpanzees, who occupy a forest fragment interspersed with human villages, have a long history of interacting with the human communities. Communities report regular crop raids, as well as attacks by chimpanzees on humans and domestic animals; all which have resulted in c

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,How Living Near Humans Affects Singapore’s Urban Macaques,nducted a census for Singapore’s National Parks Board (NParks), during which we collected behavioral, demographic, and ranging data. We used these data to examine how the presence of humans and access to human food related to changes in the macaques’ time budget, ranging behavior, and group size. We

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Risk-Taking in Samango Monkeys in Relation to Humans at Two Sites in South Africa,atial variation in risk either from natural predation or human disturbance generates a “landscape of fear” that can be measured and assessed using experimental patch approaches such as giving-up densities (GUDs). For primates inhabiting a matrix of human habitation, exotic plantations, and indigenou

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,Predicting Future Effects of Multiple Drivers of Extinction Risk in Peru’s Endemic Primate Fauna,are threatening primates through habitat loss, fragmentation, and increased incidences of hunting. Man-made climate change is affecting habitat quality and availability, particularly in rare ecosystems. Three of Peru’s endemic primate species, the yellow-tailed woolly monkey (.), the San Martin titi

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Protecting Nonhuman Primates in Peri-Urban Environments: A Case Study of Neotropical Monkeys, Corrithe Caribe Sur region of Costa Rica. The majority of research has focused on evaluating the effectiveness of artificial crossing structures (i.e., wildlife bridges) and natural canopy crossings in a peri-urban landscape for reducing mortality risks in nonhuman primates. In addition, this study used