Primate Population Census and Feeding Preference in Bagale Forest Reserve of Adamawa State, Nigeria

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Primates' feeding habits in Bagale Forest, Nigeria, analyzed for conservation and ecological insights.

Primate Population Census and Feeding Preference in Bagale Forest Reserve of Adamawa State, Nigeria

Dr. Boni Patrick Gregory
Dr. Boni Patrick Gregory
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This study was carried out to determine the absolute densities and food preference of primate species in Bagale forest reserve of Adamawa State. The King Census model was used for determination of absolute densities while the frequencies of utilization of food materials was used to determine preference ranking. Result of the study indicate that absolute densities for Patas monkey (Erythrocebus patas), Tantalus monkey (Cerlopitecus tantalus)and Baboon (Papio anubis) were 0.28/km2, 0.21/km2 and 0.07/km2 respectively. Fruits of Vitex doniana, Anona senegelensis, Ziziphus maurit/ana and Detarium microcapum were found to be preferred by the primates in the study area.

Primate Population Census and Feeding Preference in Bagale Forest Reserve of Adamawa State, Nigeria

This study was carried out to determine the absolute densities and food preference of primate species in Bagale forest reserve of Adamawa State. The King Census model was used for determination of absolute densities while the frequencies of utilization of food materials was used to determine preference ranking. Result of the study indicate that absolute densities for Patas monkey (Erythrocebus patas), Tantalus monkey (Cerlopitecus tantalus)and Baboon (Papio anubis) were 0.28/km2, 0.21/km2 and 0.07/km2 respectively. Fruits of Vitex doniana, Anona senegelensis, Ziziphus maurit/ana and Detarium microcapum were found to be preferred by the primates in the study area.

Dr. Boni Patrick Gregory
Dr. Boni Patrick Gregory

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Dr. Patrick Gregory Boni. 2021. “. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research – D: Agriculture & Veterinary GJSFR-D Volume 21 (GJSFR Volume 21 Issue D7): .

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Primate Population Census and Feeding Preference in Bagale Forest Reserve of Adamawa State, Nigeria

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