Aim Global animal populations are in decline due to destruction and degradation of their
natural habitat. Understanding the factors that determine the distribution and density of …

Large scale changes to the natural environment, due to both climate change and direct
human activities (eg, urbanization), pose a great risk to biodiversity. As this realization has …

As a consequence of recent human activities. populations of approximately 75% of the
world's primates are in decline, and more than 60% of species (n= 512) are threatened with …

Ecological niche modeling can provide insights into a species' demography, ecology and
biogeography, and the environmental factors that determine them. Exploration of ecological …

The clearing and fragmentation of tropical forests is the single biggest threat to primate
populations who depend on this habitat for survival. In contrast to primates that live in …

1School of Ecology and Nature Conservation, Beijing Forestry University, Beijing 830001,
China 2Department of Forestry and Wildlife Management, Federal University, Dutse, Nigeria …

Large scale changes to the natural environment, due to both climate change and direct
human activities (eg, urbanization), pose a great risk to biodiversity. As this realization has …

Primate loud calls often encode information relating to species identity. A previous study of
loud calls of fork-marked lemurs (genus Phaner) indicated differences among the calls of …

Estimates of population size are fundamental to setting conservation priorities for threatened
primate species. Many taxa in the lemur genus Lepilemur remain understudied, and basic …

Abstract Zombitse‐Vohibasia National Park harbours a species‐rich but understudied lemur
community in southwestern Madagascar. Local population estimates are dated or absent for …