Splitting in Presbytis entellusgroups

Mathur, Rati; Manohar, Basmatee

doi:10.1016/0376-6357(90)90002-w

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“…It was found that multi-male Hanuman Langur groups split only after a takeover by a male from an all-J TT male band, and the split resulted in formation of two uni-male groups (Mathur & Manohar 1990). In another study, Mathur & Manohar (1992) demonstrated that population density and not habitat disturbance was correlated with takeover in Hanuman Langurs.…”

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A history of primatology in India (In memory of Professor Sheo Dan Singh)

Singh

Kumara

et al. 2020

J. Threat. Taxa

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India harbors a wide diversity of primates with 24 species that include lorises, macaques, langurs and gibbons. Systematic research on the primates in India started about 60 years ago. In order to develop a historical perspective, we recognize three broad phases of primate research: largely natural history and base line research, primarily behavioral ecology research, and increasingly question and hypothesis-driven research. We describe the old and the recent primate research in the country and suggest research areas for the future.

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