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Impacts of anthropogenic disturbances on primate ecology

2024-01-31

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Human impacts are the major threat to health and well-being of forest animals. Primates are particularly vulnerable to various anthropogenic disturbances; therefore, in all taxa, they are threatened by various human factors. This review summarizes anthropogenic factors such as forest fragmentation, degradation, logging, direct human interactions, and primate responses by reviewing the results presented in various...

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Literature Corpus work: 29383c7b-5132-5e98-9252-2de994bbe03a
DOI: 10.22541/au.170670697.72515999/v1

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