Census, habitat preference, and polyspecific associations of six monkeys in the Lomako Forest, Zaire
Census, habitat preference, and polyspecific associations of six monkeys in the Lomako Forest, Zaire
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扎伊尔洛马科森林六只猴子的人口普查、栖息地偏好和多特异性关联
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1994
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2.4
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S. McGraw
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S. McGraw
本文报告了扎伊尔洛马科森林中一些鲜为人知的鹿类动物的初步数据。数据包括密度、生物量、群体规模、群体类型（单种与多种）和森林类型（混合原生林、次生林、单一优势原生林和沼泽）之间的关系以及垂直分层。所检查的物种有：Cerobus angolensis、Cercocebus aterrimus、Cercopithecus Wolfi、Cercopithecus ascanius、Cercopithecusignoreus 和 Allenopithecus nigroviridis。洛马科森林类人猿（不包括 Cercopithecusignoreus 和 A.nigroviridis）的密度和生物量分别为 165 ind/km2 和 1,034 kg/km2。狼尾猴和安哥拉疣猴的群体规模与其他地点报道的相似，而阿卡尼乌斯猴、阿特里姆斯猴和黑绿猴的群体规模则显示出洛马科人特有的群体规模。虽然在所有四种森林类型中都不同程度地发现了Colobus angolensis、Cercocebus aterrimus、Cercopithecus ascanius 和 Cercopithecus Wolfi，但 Cercopithecusignorenus 和 A. nigroviridis 仅栖息在沼泽森林中。不同的物种在四种森林类型内部和之间沿着垂直连续体排列。 © 1994 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
This paper reports preliminary data on a number of poorly known cercopithecids inhabiting the Lomako Forest, Zaire. Data include those on density, biomass, group size, the relationship between group type (mono vs. polyspecific) and forest type (mixed primary, secondary, monodominant primary, and swamp), and vertical stratification. Species examined are Colobus angolensis, Cercocebus aterrimus, Cercopithecus wolfi, Cercopithecus ascanius, Cercopithecus neglectus, and Allenopithecus nigroviridis. The density and biomass for the Lomako Forest anthropoids (excluding Cercopithecus neglectus and A. nigroviridis) are 165 ind/km2 and 1,034 kg/km2, respectively. Cercopithecus wolfi and Colobus angolensis are found in group sizes similar to those reported from other sites while Cercopithecus ascanius, Cercocebus aterrimus, and A. nigroviridis display group sizes unique to the Lomako. While Colobus angolensis, Cercocebus aterrimus, Cercopithecus ascanius and Cercopithecus wolfi were found, to varying extents, in all four forest types, Cercopithecus neglectus and A. nigroviridis inhabited only swamp forest. The different species sort out along vertical continua both within and between the four forest types. © 1994 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.