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Contents
A field survey on the grey-shanked douc langurs
Project member
List of figures
List of tables
Acknowledgments
Summary
1. Introduction, Aims and Objectives
1.1 Background of project
1.2 Aims and Objectives
1.3 Study sites
1.3.1 Kon Cha Rang natural reserve area
1.3.2 Kon Ka Kinh national park
2. Methodologies
2.1 Interview methods
2.1.1 Who will be interviewed?
2.1.2 Interview structure
2.2 Field Survey methods
2.2.1 Materials and documents
2.2.2 Field survey methods
2.2.3 Specimen collecting
2.3 Mapping
2.4 Time schedules
3. Results
3.1 Distribution and relative density estimate of the grey-shanked douc in
Kon Cha Rang natural reserve area and its buffer zone
3.1.1 Distribution of the grey-shanked douc in Kon Cha Rang
3.1.1.1 Interview result
3.1.1.2 Field result
3.1.1.3 DNA analysing specimens collected in Kon Cha Rang
3.1.2 Relative density estimate
3.2 Distribution and relative density estimate of the grey-shanked douc in
Kon Ka Kinh national park and its buffer zone
3.2.1 Distribution
3.2.1.1 Interview result
3.2.1.2 Field results
3.2.2 Relative density estimate
3.3 Group structure and group size
3.4 Habitat Description
3.4.1 Habitats of the grey-shanked douc langurs
3.5 Conservation status
3.5.1 Human impacts in Kon Cha Rang nature reserve area and its buffer
zone
3.5.1.1 Hunting and trapping
3.5.1.2 Wildlife trade
3.5.1.3 Logging
3.5.2 Human impacts in Ka Ka Kinh national park and its buffer zone
3.5.2.1 Hunting and trapping
3.5.2.2 Wildlife trade
3.5.2.3 Logging and shifting farms
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