Translocation of Macaca fascicularis to the Sungkai and Sg. Dusun wildlife reserve


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Azmi Johor, . and Mohd. Fuad Mohamad Sharif, . Translocation of Macaca fascicularis to the Sungkai and Sg. Dusun wildlife reserve. pp. 62-66. ISSN 0121-8126

Abstract

Translocation is not the best solution to a threatened population in an area. This is because the new environment will create a number of problems for the animals. A number of factors has to be taken into consideration to ensure the survival of the species. Such factors include a suitable habitat food source predator-prey factor and inter and intra-specific competition. For the study. two groups of M. fascicularis (n‚� n2 20) were marked and released in two Wildlife Reserve to evaluate the success of the two groups in the wild.


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Abstract

Translocation is not the best solution to a threatened population in an area. This is because the new environment will create a number of problems for the animals. A number of factors has to be taken into consideration to ensure the survival of the species. Such factors include a suitable habitat food source predator-prey factor and inter and intra-specific competition. For the study. two groups of M. fascicularis (n‚� n2 20) were marked and released in two Wildlife Reserve to evaluate the success of the two groups in the wild.

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Item Type: Article
AGROVOC Term: Macaca
AGROVOC Term: Monkeys
AGROVOC Term: Forest reserves
AGROVOC Term: Swamps
AGROVOC Term: Translocation
AGROVOC Term: Monitoring
AGROVOC Term: Food supply
AGROVOC Term: Predator prey relations
AGROVOC Term: Animal competition
AGROVOC Term: Cages
Depositing User: Mr. AFANDI ABDUL MALEK
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 00:54
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/8558

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