KARAKTERISTIK SARANG TARSIUS (Tarsius spectrum) DI CAGAR ALAM TANGKOKO BITUNG SULAWESI UTARA

Loing, Aktor E.; Rimbing, Siane; Rembet, Denny G.D.; Nangoy, M. J.

doi:10.35792/zot.32.5.2013.988

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“…The nest temperatures recorded in this research were relatively similar to Alferi et al (2017) for Tarsius wallacei in Lebanu, Central Sulawesi, ranging from 23.12-24.12°C in the morning and 24.96-25.16°C at night. However, the nest temperatures in this research were slightly higher than those of (Loing et al 2017) Humidity also influences the lives of wildlife. The nest tree humidity was from 90.8-94.2% for A1, 90.8-94.3% for A2, 90.7-94.3% for A3, 91.6-94.2% for B1, 89.3-94.1% for C1, 93.7-94.8% for A0, 87.6-94.8% for B0, and 90.1-93.8% for B2.…”

Section: Nest Biophysicscontrasting

confidence: 60%

“…This situation was similar to that of tarsiers in Tangkoko Nature Reserve, which used interwoven Ficus roots for different activities (Wirdateti and Dahrudin 2006). In several other places, tarsiers frequently use hollow Ficus trees, dense bushes, and fallen trees as nests (Krisnatalia et al 2013;Krisnatalya et al 2020;Loing et al 2017;Mansyur et al 2016).…”

Section: Nest Descriptionsupporting

confidence: 54%

“…The average nest humidity in this research was higher than those reported by for Alferi et al (2017) the Tarsius wallacei nest at Lebanu, Central Sulawesi, ranging from 86-90.2% in the morning and 80.8-81% at night. The nest humidity values were also higher than the nest humidity of Tarsiers in Tangkoko Nature Reserve, which was 81.2-81.6% in the morning, 77.9-78.6% in the afternoon, and 77.3-77.5% in the evening (Loing et al 2017) The humidity variation was caused . by weather, vegetation cover, and light intensity (Kearney and Porter 2016;Puteri et al 2022;Thiru-venggadam et al 2022).…”

Section: Nest Biophysicsmentioning

confidence: 75%

“…The factors considered necessary in the process include providing supporting data through research on ecology and habitat biophysics Most (Wirdateti & Dahrudin 2006). current research on tarsiers focused on the population (Mustari et al 2013;Polii et al 2015;Rizki & Abiduna 2020), behavior (Gursky 2000;Manori et al 2014), diet, and nest habitat (Wirdateti & Dahrudin 2006;Krisnatalia et al 2013;Loing et al 2017;Krisnatalya et al 2020;Sapsuha et al 2021). Research on the description of nest trees still needs more attention.…”

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Description and Preferences of Tarsier (Tarsius supriatnai) Nest Trees in Nantu Wildlife Reserve, Gorontalo

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2024

Jur. Ilm. Kehut.

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Tarsiers (Tarsius supriatnai) were part of the endemic primates in Sulawesi categorized as vulnerable in the IUCN red list. Therefore, this research aimed to describe and analyze the characteristics, preferences, and determinant factors influencing the use of nest trees by tarsiers in Nantu Wildlife Reserve, Gorontalo. This research used a direct observation method to collect data for three months, from September to November 2013, focusing on temperature, humidity, light intensity, tree height, tree diameter, nest height from the ground, and frequency of nest use. Moreovr, the Neu index was applied to determine nest preferences and multiple linear regression analysis was used to analyze the factors influencing nest tree selection. The results showed that the primates preferred eight nest trees, including Ficus altissima (w=1.58) and Ficus benjamina (w=1.50). Multiple linear regression analysis showed that the humidity (4.103±3.674%, P>0.05) and light intensity (126.362±41.149 lx, P<0.05) became dominant factors influencing the frequency of nest use. The results generally showed that vegetation species and microclimate conditions were crucial for tarsiers, indicating the importance of preserving forest areas to ensure the conservation of these primates.

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Section: Nest Biophysicscontrasting

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Section: Nest Descriptionsupporting

confidence: 54%

Section: Nest Biophysicsmentioning

confidence: 75%

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Description and Preferences of Tarsier (Tarsius supriatnai) Nest Trees in Nantu Wildlife Reserve, Gorontalo

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2024

Jur. Ilm. Kehut.

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“…Tourists can enjoy the beauty of endemic fauna species in the BNTP area both from the morphology of the fauna and its habitat [3]. Batuputih Natural Tourism Park (BNTP) in Bitung is one of the conservation areas formed to provide education, recreation and tourism, science and research, and cultural preservation [4].…”

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Analysis of Endemic Flora Diversity of North Sulawesi Indonesia as a Potential for Sustainable Ecotourism

Butarbutar

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Baideng

2022

AJOB

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Aims: This study aims to analyze the diversity of endemic flora of North Sulawesi Indonesia as a potential for sustainable ecotourism. Place and Duration of Study: This research was conducted in the Batuputih Nature Tourism Park (BNTP), Bitung, North Sulawesi (Sulawesi Utara), Indonesia from April until June 2022. Methodology: The data collection method is carried out using vegetation analysis where this method is a combination method between the path method and the banded line. The number of plot paths used in this study was 47 plots. The distance between the plot of the paths is 20 meters. Determination of the observation path plot is carried out by purposive sampling. Data obtained in the field were analyzed using the Shannon-Wienner species diversity index. Results: The study's results found 61 types of plants at the sapling level, 29 at the pole level and 47 at the tree level. The plants that dominate Batuputih Nature Tourism Park (BNTP) at the level of mature trees belong to the family Malvaceae, while the plants that dominate at the level of piles and piles belong to the families Rubiaceae and Anacardiaceae. The value of plant species diversity at each level is greater than 3. The diversity index value at the sapling level is 3.75, the pole level is 3.15, and the tree level with a value of 3.11. Conclusion: The diversity of flora species at the level of trees, pole and sapling in the Batuputih Nature Tourism Park area is included in the category of high abundance. This means that the diversity of flora species in the community is increasingly stable in the BNTP area. In this area, 2 (two) types of flora endemic to North Sulawesi are found as potential for sustainable ecotourism, namely the species of Homalium celebicum and Pterospermum celebicum. Both types of endemic plants have the potential to become icons or flagships of ecotourism in North Sulawesi.

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Spatial Modeling of the Belitung Tarsier’s Preferred Habitat on the Belitung Island

Fitriana,

Prasetyo,

Altiarika

et al. 2024

World Sustainability Series

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KARAKTERISTIK SARANG TARSIUS (Tarsius spectrum) DI CAGAR ALAM TANGKOKO BITUNG SULAWESI UTARA

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Description and Preferences of Tarsier (Tarsius supriatnai) Nest Trees in Nantu Wildlife Reserve, Gorontalo

Description and Preferences of Tarsier (Tarsius supriatnai) Nest Trees in Nantu Wildlife Reserve, Gorontalo

Analysis of Endemic Flora Diversity of North Sulawesi Indonesia as a Potential for Sustainable Ecotourism

Spatial Modeling of the Belitung Tarsier’s Preferred Habitat on the Belitung Island

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