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Effects of Altitude on the Conservation Biogeography of Lemurs in SouthEast Madagascare relationship with site elevation, this relationship held only for sites lower than 1,500?m elevation. There was strong evidence for nestedness in terms of the effects of altitudinal variation on lemur assemblage patterns across the sites, indicating that those species that range into the relativel

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Seed Dispersal by Woolly Monkeys in Cueva de los Guacharos National Park (Colombia): An Amazonian Pray, which contained 65,890 seeds from 29 plant species and 7 morphospecies. Six families were the most representative, with 67?% of the records. The most dispersed species in terms of biomass was . sp. (Anacardiaceae), while . spp. (Urticaceae) and . (Actinidaceae) were the most important in terms o

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Distribution and Ecology of the Most Tropical of the High-Elevation Montane Colobines: The Ebony Lanolute differences between minimum and maximum temperatures at higher attitudes. On the highest mountains on Java, i.e. those between 2,500 and 3,676?m.a.s.l., the minimum monthly average temperature drops to just above 0?°C. Furthermore, depending on the local topography, frost does occur regularly,

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Snow Tolerance of Japanese Macaques Inhabiting High-Latitude Mountainous Forests of Japand dietary resources buried in snow, by seasonally changing their habitat-use patterns. Conifer plantations are often considered low-quality habitats, but macaques strategically use these artificial forests as their resting and feeding sites. In addition to describing biological interactions between

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