Malaysia is inhabited by≥ 25 nonhuman primate species from five families, one of the most
diverse primate faunas on earth. Unfortunately, most Malaysian primates are threatened with …

Macaques are commonly found in Malaysia, with the current existing three species placed
between endangered to least concern status under the IUCN Red List, namely the stump …

Ethnoprimatology can be defined as the interaction between human and nonhuman
primates that share integrated social and ecological spaces through cultural, religious, and …

Systematic field studies on the abundance of primates were made in five different types of
forest in West Malaysia in 1970. Primate groups of 7 species were seen on 97 occasions …

Myanmar is one of the world's most biologically rich countries and has among the largest
contiguous intact forest landscapes in southeast Asia. Yet many of its ecosystems are highly …

Conservation International's Indonesia field program has carried out three conservation
awareness programs; two are still running, while one was discontinued due to lack of …

As disturbance and conversion of tropical rainforests due to man-made activities in many
parts of the world continue at alarming rates, the future of many tropical rainforest species …

Non-human primates offer us various values, from scientific, cultural, economic and
biological aspects, besides having its own intrinsic value. However, it is undeniable that …

The conservation of the world's primates demands basic, but elusive and hard-to-get,
information. Enormous efforts are underway to accumulate this information, and the …

The northeastern region of India also, referred to as a “biogeographical gateway,” is the
transition zone between Indian, Indo-Malayan and Indo-Chinese biogeographical regions …