Habitat fragmentation may strongly impact population genetic structure and reduce the
genetic diversity and viability of small and isolated populations. The white-headed langur …

The disjunct distribution of Presbytis femoralis subspecies across Sumatra (P. f. percura),
southern (P. f. femoralis) and northern (P. f. robinsoni) Peninsular Malaysia marks the …

Massive actions have been and are being taken into protecting the world's primates from
extinction, while the study of the properties of genetic diversity, demographic history, and …

Background Current patterns of population genetic variation may have been shaped by long-
term evolutionary history and contemporary demographic processes. Understanding the …

Genetic diversity of a species is influenced by multiple factors, including the Quaternary
glacial‐interglacial cycles and geophysical barriers. Such factors are not yet well …

Aim If species fail to track the pace of climate change, areas of suitable habitat and
population size are likely to decline, threatening species survivorship. Here, we incorporated …

Background Past climatological events and contemporary geophysical barriers shape the
distribution, population genetic structure, and evolutionary history of many organisms. The …

Natural disturbances often destroy local populations and can considerably affect the genetic
properties of these populations. The 2011 Tohoku Earthquake Tsunami greatly damaged …

Gee's golden langur (Trachypithecus geei) is an endangered colobine primate, endemic to
the semi-evergreen and mixed-deciduous forests of Indo-Bhutan border. During the last few …

Genetic diversity allows species to survive in a dynamic environment where selective criteria
are ever-changing. As a result, the long-term survival of a species can be affected by its …