South Asian Primate Network SAPN - Zoo Outreach Organisation

South Asian Primate Network – SAPN
Representing the IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group in South Asia
Sponsored by
Margot Marsh Biodiversity Fund & Conservation International Primate Action Fund
Produced by
Zoo Outreach Organization & IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group, South Asia

July, 2012 (Sixth electronic publication)
ZOO OUTREACH ORGANIZATION
96, Kumudham Nagar, Vilankurichi Road, Coimbatore 641035, Tamil Nadu, India
Ph: +91 422 2665298 Fax: +91 422 2665472
Email: zooreach@zooreach.org
www.zooreach.org, www.zoosprint.org, www.southasianprimatenetwork.org

INTRODUCTION
This Directory is a long pending commitment to the South Asian Primate Network, which
represents the Primate Specialist Group and is funded by the Primate Action Fund.
The objective of the Directory is to assist people who study or otherwise help the primates
of South Asia to know about and find one another.
You will note just in a very casual read, that most people do not have information under
their name, except for their address (and some, not even that). The reason is that they
haven't supplied this information as yet.
For that reason we have deleted the terminology of "member" from the network and
substituted "associate" because there may be people who are hesitant to join something.
The Directory is only as useful as the amount and currency of its information. So if you
have not contributed your C.V., interests, achievements, hopes, dreams, etc. please do so.
If you have corrections which need to be made for your section could you do us a big favour
and simply use the copy tool in PDF to copy your whole entry, paste it into a word file and
then make your corrections, using our same format. We can then simply cut and paste it
back into the directory easily and the way you want it.
For those who have not send their information and want a form, please send an email to
zooreach@zooreach.org or pravin@zooreach.org or marimuthu@zooreach.org and we will
send you a form by return mail.
If you do not have email, join the human (primate) race and get an email address. You are
living in the stone-­‐age. We are biased against cavemen and will not interact with you
unless you have email.
On that friendly note, we welcome you all as South Asian Primate associates and hope we
can be useful and helpful to you as you do your noble work for South Asian beautiful
primates.
Best wishes,
Sally Walker, Coordinator
South Asian Primate Network for the IUCN/SSC PSG in South Asia

CONTENTS
Introduction
3
Members list
Country-­‐wise Alphabetical name list
5
Biodata of PSG-­‐SAPN members country-­‐wise
Bangladesh
Bhutan
India
Nepal
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
Members from other countries
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17
19
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PSG-­‐SAPN membership form 91

Alphabetical Name list of
Primate Network Members
PSG South Asian Primate Network – PSG SAPN

PSG SAPN
Alphabetical Name List of
Primate Associates from South Asia
Bangladesh
Ahsan, M.F.
Al-­‐Siddique, F.R.
Ali, M.
Aziz, M.A.
Banik, N.C.
Chakma, S.
Dey, T.
Feeroz, M.M.
Hasan, M.K.
Hasanuzzaman, M.
Hossain, M.A.
Iqbal, M.S.
Islam, M.A.
Khatun, U.H.
Quazi, S.A.
Rahman, L.M.
Rahman, M.S.
Sarker, G.C.
Bhutan
Palden, J. Wangchuk, T.
India
Alfred, J.R.B.
Ali, R.
Anandam, M.V.
Anandan, P.
Baruah, J.R.
Baruah, S.
Bhat, H.R.
Bhatnagar, P.S.
Bhattacharjee, P.C.
Biswas, J.
Bose, J.
Bujarbarua, P.
Chakrabarty, B.
Chakraborty, Debapriyo
Chakraborty, Debojyoti
Changappa, K.N.
Chaudhuri, S.
Chetry, D.
Choudhury, A.
Das, J.
Das, S.
Dasgupta, S.
Goyal, S.P.
Gupta, A.
Gupta, S.
Guru, P.Y.
Hazarika, R.
Imam, E.
Joseph, G.K.
Karanth, P.K.
Khatri, T.C.
Krishna, B.A.
Krishna, M.
Krishnamani, R.
Kumar, A.
Kumar, Ajith
Kumar, M.A.
Kumar, R.H.
Kumara, H.N.
Majumdar, S.S.

PSG SAPN
Mallapur, A.
Manjramkar, D.D.
Medhi, R.
Mitra, S.
Mohnot, S.M.
Molur, S.
Murmu, A.
Nag, C.
Nameer, P.O.
Pradhan, M.S.
Punekar, S.A.
Radhakrishna, S.
Raghavan, R.
Rajpurohit, D.S.
Ram, S.
Ramachandran, K.K.
Ramaswamy, G.
Sahoo, S.K.
Samina, H.F.
Sarkar, P.
Sarmah, A.C.
Sati, J.P.
Sharma, A.
Sharma, G.
Sharma, N.
Sharma, R.S.
Singh, Mewa
Singh, Mridula
Sinha, A.R.
Solanki, G.S.
Srivastava, A.
Srivatsava, P.
Sushma, H.S.
Umapathy, G.
Walker, S.
Yahya, H.S.A.
Nepal
Chalise, M.K.
Ghimire, M.K.
Ghimire, S.C.
Kafle, G.
Pakistan
Khan, Md. A.
Sri Lanka
Dela, J.D.S.
Dittus, W.
Gunatilake, S.
Kumarasiri, N.
Liyanage, K.R.
Nahallage, C.A.
Kakati, K.
Karki, J.B.
Koirala, R.K.
Shafique, C.M.
Perera, S.J.
Somaweera, R.
Watson, A.C.
Weerasinghe, A.N.
Wijeyamohan, S.

PSG SAPN
Members from other countries who work on, fund or
otherwise promote Primate Projects in SA region
Australia
Brandon-­‐Jones, D.
Germany
Kaumanns, W.
Madagascar
Feistner, A.T.C.
Netherlands
U.K.
Boer, B.
Chivers, D.J.
U.S.A.
Bagley, F.
Bernstein, I.
Cooper, M.
Eudey, A.
Falco, K.
Horwich, R.H.
Lindburg, D.G.
Miller, P.
Groves, C.P.
Schulze, H.
Nekaris, K.A.I.
Mittermeier, R.A.
Nagendran, M.
Nandi, J.S.
Oates, J.F.
Rowe, N.B.
Rylands, A.B.
Southwick, C.H.

PRIMATE ASSOCIATES
FROM SOUTH ASIA
PSG South Asian Primate Network – PSG SAPN

B ANGLADESH
ANGLADESH
PSG South Asian Primate Network – PSG SAPN

PSG SAPN
BANGLADESH
Ahsan, M. Farid
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Prof. & Chairman
Dept. of Zoology, University of Chittagong
Chittagong 4331, Bangladesh
880-­‐31-­‐716552, Ext. 4405 (Off) 4468 (Res), Mobile: 880-­‐1712847356
880-­‐31-­‐726310
mfaridahsan@yahoo.com, faridahsan55@yahoo.com
18.05.2005
Ali, Md.
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Date of Info:
Wildlife Management & Nature Conservation Division
BFRI Campus Solosahar, Chittagong, Bangladesh
880-­‐31-­‐684420, Res: 880-­‐31-­‐716637, Mobile: 880-­‐1712104664
880-­‐31-­‐684420
06.01.2006
Al-­‐Siddique, F.R.
Address:
Phone:
Date of Info:
10, Shya Neer, 78/10 Pollobi Extension
Dhaka 1216, Bangladesh
880-­‐2-­‐9003977, Res: 880-­‐2-­‐9003749
06.01.2006
Aziz, Mohammad Abdul
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Zoology, Jahangirnagar University
Savar, Dhaka 1342, Bangladesh
OR: Research Scholar, Division of Basic Sciences
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, 1100 Fairview Avenue N, Seattle, USA
880-­‐2-­‐7791045-­‐51 (Ext. 1329) Mobile: 880-­‐1716256193
Home: 206-­‐525-­‐7459/206-­‐729-­‐9996, Mobile: 206-­‐372-­‐6190
880-­‐2-­‐7791052
maaziz78@gmail.com, azizzool@yahoo.com, wildsamaa@yahoo.com, maziz@fhcrc.org
18.04.2005
Interested in primate: Man/Animal conflict, Captive management, Others-­‐PHVA process.
Primate research & species of special interest: Study threats and other biotic pressure on primates in general in the
country.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Worked on the project "Conservation of Hoolock Gibbon of
Bangladesh" as a Research Associate for 2 years funded by US Fish & Wildlife Services, Bangladesh.
Other primate projects: Field survey on Gibbon in North & South.
Information wish to share: To learn about update research programs and other relavant issues.

PSG SAPN
Banik, Narayan Chandra
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Senior Scientific Officer
FMD Vaccine Section, Livestock Research Institute
Mohakhali, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh
880-­‐2-­‐9002738, Mobile: 880-­‐171-­‐689944
ncbanik53@yahoo.com
06.01.2006
Chakma, Suprio
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Research Asst.
Encyclopedia of Flora & Fauna Project, Asiatic Society of Bangladesh
5, Old Secretary Road, Nimtali, Ramna, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh
880-­‐31-­‐652321, Mobile: 880-­‐1819606087
supriowtb@gmail.com, supriochakma@yahoo.com, rongdng@yahoo.com
18.04.2005
Interested in primate: Man/Animal conflict, Grant writing, PVA Analysis (Vortex).
Primate research & species of special interest: Special interest: Phayre's Langur.
Dey, Tapan Kumar
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Conservator of Forest
Wildlife & Nature Conservation Circle, Bangladesh Forest Dept.
Ban Bhaban, Agargaon, Dhaka, Bangladesh
88-­‐02-­‐8181142, Mobile: 01727329816
deytkcfwild@gmail.com
06.01.2006
Feeroz, Md. Mostafa
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Associate Professor
Dept. of Zoology, Jahangirnagar University
Savar, Dhaka 1342, Bangladesh
880-­‐2-­‐7791045, Mobile: 880-­‐176738795, 880-­‐172047115
880-­‐2-­‐7791052
feeroz@juniv.edu
18.04.2005
Interested in primate: Education, PVA Analysis (Vortex).
Primate research & species of special interest: Behavioural ecology, Environmental education. Special Interest:
Hoolock gibbon, Pig-­‐tailed macaque, Rhesus macaque.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Behavioural ecology of Pig-­‐tailed macaque in Bangladesh, 1999.
Cambridge University. Dr. David J. Chivers.
Primate studies guidance: 2004. M.K. Hasan, Jahangirnagar University, Savar, Dhaka. Status, distribution, ecology
and behaviour of Hoolock Gibbons of Bangladesh.

PSG SAPN
Hasan, Md. Kamrul
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Teacher
Dept. of Zoology, Jahangirnagar University
Savar, Dhaka 1342, Bangladesh
Mobile: 880-­‐1711235186
880-­‐31-­‐659620
hasan_wildlifeju@yahoo.com
06.01.2006
Interested in primate: Genetics, Behaviour, Photography, Man/Animal conflict.
Primate research & species of special interest: Population genetics, Ecology and conservation of primates specially
Rhesus macaque, Long-­‐tailed macaque and Hoolock gibbon.
Primate studies guidance: Yes. Rathindra Kumar, On Long-­‐tailed macaque, 2009, Jahangirnagar Univ.
Shamim Ahmed, Distribution of Rhesus macaque, 2009, Jahangirnagar Univ.
List of field or museum studies of primates:
STR polymorphism in Rhesus macaque. Urban areas of Bangladesh, 2006.
Popluation status of Hoolock gibbon. Forest of Bangladesh, 2003.
Substrate use of Hoolock gibbon. Lawachara forest, Bangladesh, 2004.
Ecology and behaviour of Hoolock gibbon. Lawachara forest, Bangladesh, 2003.
Population status of Long-­‐tailed macaque, Southeast region of Bangladesh, 2008.
Publications: Hasan, M.K., M.M. Feeroz, M.A. Islam, M.M. Kabir and S. Begum (2007). Substrate use by the Hoolock
gibbon (Hoolock hoolock) during different activities in a semi evergreen forest of Bangladesh, Zoos’ Print Journal,
22(6): 2702-­‐2705.
Hasan, M.K., M.M. Feeroz, M.A. Islam, M.M. Kabir, S. Begum, M.A. Aziz and G.C. Sarker (2005). Food and feeding
behaviour of Hoolock gibbon (Bunopithecus hoolock hoolock) in a semievergreen forest of Bangladesh. Bangladesh
J. life Sci. 17(1): 43-­‐49.
Feeroz, M.M., M.K. Hasan, Y. Hamada and Y. Kawamoto (2008). STR polymorphism of mt DNA D-­‐loop in Rhesus
macaques of Bangladesh. Primates, 49:69–72, DOI 10.1007/ s10329-­‐007-­‐0047-­‐0.
Islam, M.A., M.M. Feeroz, S.B. Muzaffar, M.M. Kabir, S. Begum, M.K. Hasan, S. Mahmud and S. Chakma (2008).
Population status and conservation of Hoolock Gibbons (Hoolock hoolock Harlan 1834) in Bangladesh. J. Bombay
Nat. Hist. Soc.105(1):19-­‐23.
Sarker, G.C., M.M. Kabir, M.M. Feeroz and M.K. Hasan (2008). Food and feeding behaviour of Rhesus Macaque
(Macaca mulatta) at Barmi, Gazipur, Bangladesh. Bangladesh J. life Sci. 20(2): 1-­‐8.
Muzaffar, S.B., M.A. Islam, M.M. Feeroz, M.M. Kabir, S. Begum, M.S. Mahmud, S. Chakma and M.K. Hasan (2007).
Habitat characteristics of the endangered hoolock gibbon of Bangladesh: The role of plant species richness.
Biotropica. 39(4): 539-­‐545.
Hasanuzzaman, Md.
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Animal Sci. & Nutrition, Chittagong Veterinary & Animal Sciences University
Khulshi, Chittagong 4202, Bangladesh
880-­‐31-­‐659093 Ext. 114, Mobile: 880-­‐171204970
880-­‐31-­‐659620
anikzaman@yahoo.com, anikzaman@gmail.com
20.06.2005

Interested in primate: Education, Captive husbandry.
Primate research & species of special interest: Special interest: Gibbon.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Yes, Details not provided.
Primate studies guidance: Yes. Teaching student at honors level (Graduate) from the year of 2004, under the Faculty
of Veterinary Medicine, University of Chittagong.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Husbandry, Nutrition of Zoo & pet animals of primate from 2004.
Experience / Expertise in captive maintenance / Breeding of primates: Gathered some expertise at Dhaka Zoo and
from a workshop.
Information wish to share: Believe that I can do something for the wildlife if I would be the member here. Wish to
do work for the welfare as well as conservation of wildlife.
Hossain, Md. Akbar
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Date of Info:
Divisional Forest Officer
Mymensingh Forest Division
Mymensingh, Bangladesh
Mobile: 880-­‐1711543475
06.01.2006
Iqbal, Md Salim
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Veterinarian
Kuwait Zoo
Ai-­‐Omariya, Kuwait
965-­‐4713534 Ext. 104, Mobile: 965 7831582
salim87@bangla.net, salimkatenga@yahoo.com
06.01.2006
Islam, Md. Anwarul
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Professor
Dept. of Zoology, University of Dhaka
Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh
Res: 880-­‐2-­‐8618327, 966 1920 7593, Mobile: 1715 256440
880-­‐2-­‐8615583
mahrukh@dhaka.net, anwar1955@gmail.com
06.01.2006
Khatun, Ummay Habiba
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Ph.D. Research Fellow
NUFU Project, Dept. of Zoology, Univ. of Chittagong
Chittagong 4331, Bangladesh
Home Address: C/o, Md. Afzal Hossain, Jahanara Manjil, Bishnodi (Branch Road)
Chandpur 3600, Bangladesh
Mobile: 880 1716 140234
ummayhabiba20@yahoo.com, ummayhabiba20@yahoo.com
10.12.2011
Interested in primate: Diversity, Behaviour, Man/Animal conflict.
Primate research & species of special interest: Ecology, behaviour and man-­‐animal conflicts and conservation,
specially interested in common langur.
PSG SAPN

PSG SAPN
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Eco-­‐ethology, conflicts with human and conservation issues of common
langurs (Semnopithecus entellus) in Bangladesh, University of Chittagong, Bangladesh, March 2012. Guide: Dr. M.
Farid Ahsan, Professor, Dept. of Zoology, University of Chittagong, Bangladesh; Dr. Eivin Røskaft, Professor, Dept. of
Biology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Eco-­‐ethology and Human langur conflicts, Keshabpur, Bangladesh, Sept
2007-­‐Aug 2010.
Publications: Khatun, U.H. (2010). Challenges in conservation of primates; a comparison between Asia and Africa.
Pages 398-­‐418 in Gereta, E. J. and Røskaft, E. editors. Conservation of Natural Resources: some African and Asian
examples. Tapir Academic Press, Trondheim, Norway.
Khatun, U.H. , M.F. Ahsan, E. Røskaft (2012). Feeding behavior and ecology of the common langurs (Semnopithecus
entellus) of Keshabpur in Bangladesh. Pages 21-­‐33 in Chivers, D.J. and Røskaft. E. editors. Proceedings of the
International Conference on Biodiversity – Present state, Problems and Prospects of its conservation, 8-­‐10 th Jan
2011, University of Chittagong, Bangladesh.
Information wish to share: I am interested to take part in training programme from the desk of SAPN and PSG.
Quazi, Shimona Annoor
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Dept. of Botany, UH Manoa
3190 Maile Way, Honolulu, HI 96822 USA
Residence: 20/27 Babar Road Block B, Mohammadpur, Dhaka 1207, Bangladesh
880-­‐2-­‐8150725, USA Ph: 001-­‐808-­‐237-­‐0969
shimona.quazi@gmail.com
06.01.2006
Rahman, Laskar Muqsudur
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Conservator of Forests
Bangladesh Forest Department
Agargaon, Sher-­‐e-­‐Bangla Nagar, Dhaka 1207, Bangladesh
88-­‐02-­‐8181143, Mobile: 880 1762666988
laskarmr@yahoo.com
18.05.2005
Rahman, Md. Shamsur
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Date of Info:
Conservator of Forests
Wildlife & Nature Conservation Circle
Ban Bhaban, Mohakhali, Dhaka, Bangladesh
880-­‐2-­‐8813820
06.01.2006
Sarker, Goutam Chandra
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Lecturer
Dept. of Biology, Dhaka City College
Road-­‐2, Dhanmondi, Dhaka 1205, Bangladesh
Home Address: 134, Cresent Road, Dhanmondi, Dhaka 1205, Bangladesh
880-­‐28610294 Extn: 126, Mobile: 01716895694
880-­‐29675529
gcsarker@dhakacitycollege.net, sarkerbio@gmail.com
18-­‐06-­‐2009

PSG SAPN
Interested in primate: Diversity, Genetics, Behaviour, Education, Man/Animal conflict, Grant writing, Captive
management.
Primate research & species of special interest: Ecology, behaviour, genetics and habitat ecology. Species of Interest:
Phayre's Leaf Monkey (Trachypithecus phayrei), Rhesus Monkey (Macaca mulatta) and Common Langur
(Semnopithecus entellus).
List of field or museum studies of primates: Ecology and Behaviour of Rhesus Macaque-­‐ Macaca mulatta
(Zimmermann, 1780) at Barmi, Gazipur, Bangladesh, Bangladesh 2003-­‐2004.
Ecology, Behaviour and Conservation hoolock gibbon (Bunopithecus hoolock hoolock) at Lawachara National Park
under West Bhanuga.
Publications: Sarker, G.C., M.M. Kabir, M.M. Feeroz, and M.K. Hasan (2008). Food selection and feeding Behaviour of
Rhesus Macaque (Macaca mulatta) at Barmi Bangladesh. Bangladesh J. Life Sci. 20(2).
Sarker, G.C., M.M. Kabir, M.M. Feeroz, and M.K. Hasan (2005). Substrate and height use of Rhesus macaque-­‐
Macaca mulatta at Gazipur of Bangladesh. Bangladesh J. Life Sci. 17(1): 83-­‐92.
Hasan, M.K., M.M. Feeroz, M.A. Islam, M.M. Kabir, S. Begum, M.A. Aziz, and G.C. Sarker (2005). Food and feeding
behaviour of hoolock gibbon (Bunopithecus hoolock hoolock) in a semievergreen forest of Bangladesh. Bangladesh J.
Life Sci. 17(1): 43-­‐49.

B HUTAN
HUTAN
PSG South Asian Primate Network – PSG SAPN

PSG SAPN
Bhutan
Palden, Jigme
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Lecturer
Natural Resource Training Institute
Lobesa, P.O. Wangdue, Wangdue-­‐Phodrang, Thimphu, Bhutan
975-­‐2-­‐481336
975-­‐2-­‐481326
jimipalden@hotmail.com
06.01.2006
Wangchuk, Tashi
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Nature Conservation Division, Dept. of Forestry Services
Bhutan Museum of Natural History, Ministry of Agriculture
Royal Govt. of Bhutan, Thimphu, Bhutan
975-­‐2-­‐325042
975-­‐2-­‐325475
tashi_wangchuk@yahoo.com
06.01.2006

I NDIA
NDIA
PSG South Asian Primate Network – PSG SAPN

PSG SAPN
India
Alfred, J.R.B.
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Former Director
Zoological Survey of India
Prani Vigyan Bhawan, M-­‐Block, New Alipore, Kolkata 700 053 West Bengal
Home Address: 21, Pankaj Mullick, SA FL 12 6th FLR, Ballygunge 700 019 West Bengal
91-­‐33-­‐24008595, Res: 91-­‐33-­‐24226588
91-­‐33-­‐24006893
dirzsi@wb.nic.in
06.01.2006
Ali, Rauf
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Senior Research Fellow
Foundation for Ecological Research, Advocacy & Learning
P.B. No: 28, Pondicherry 605 001 Tamil Nadu
91-­‐413-­‐2671566, Res: 91-­‐413-­‐2622206, Mobile: 9443747146
rauf@feralindia.org
06.01.2006
Anandam, Martina Victoria
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Researcher
Wildlife Information Liaison Development
96, Kumudham Nagar, Vilankurichi Rd, Coimbatore 641 035, Tamil Nadu
Home Address: 1A, Main Street, Meenakshi Gardens, GN Mills (P.O.),
Coimbatore 641 029, Tamil Nadu
91-­‐422-­‐2665298, 2665450, Res: 2665101, Mobile: 9585370255
91-­‐422-­‐2665472
martina@zooreach.org, martinaanandam@yahoo.com
13.04.2012
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Diversity, Genetics, Behaviour, Education, Man/Animal conflict, Grant writing, PVA
Analysis (Vortex).
Primate research & species of special interest: Himalayan Grey Langur (Semnopithecus ajax) is the species of my
interest. Also i am interested in Langur taxonomy, distribution, human-­‐primate relationships, and behavior.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Primates for Posterity: Short conservation education program for 15-­‐17
year old students in Tamil Nadu (Coimbatore and Kotagiri, The Nilgiris), June and July 2008.
South Asian Primate point locality historical and current data collation and analysis. Museum study, Jan to Dec 2011.
Anandan, Parama
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
NGO Conservation
Foundation for Research and Sustainable Development (FRSD)
RH 239, Ellis Nagar, Madurai 625 010 Tamil Nadu
91-­‐452-­‐4368689, 9965841889
frsdmdu@yahoo.co.in, frsdmdu@gmail.com
23.09.2010

PSG SAPN
Interested in primate: Diversity, Behaviour, Education, Welfare, Man/Animal conflict, Grant writing.
Primate research & species of special interest: Behavioural study, conservation of Slender loris (L. tardigradus and L.
malabaricus).
List of field or museum studies of primates: Socio-­‐Economic Study-­‐TAP villages, Ayyalur Forest Division, Dindigul
District, 2008.
Socio-­‐Economic Study-­‐TAP villages, Sirumalai Forest Division, Dindigul District, 2008.
Environmental Education on Invasives Species in the Western Ghats Mountains, Megamala, Kurangani hills in Theni
District, 2009.
Other primate projects: Conservation Education on Primates-­‐Slender loris supported by the Audubon Naturalist
Society, Ayyalur forest range in Dindigul and Kurangani hills in Theni Dist., 2009.
Information wish to share: I am a member of the commission on Ecosystem Management, IUCN, Mountain Forum,
International Primatological Society, American Society of Primatologists.
Baruah, Joy Ram
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Date of Info:
Range Forest Officer
Mariani Forest Range Office
P.O. Mariani, Jorhat Dist. 785 634 Assam
Home Address: Vill. Kathpar, P.O. Banmuhk, Dist. Sivasagar 785 640, Assam
Res: 91-­‐3771-­‐244125, 3772-­‐222555, Mobile: 9435095071
08.04.2005
Interested in primate: Welfare, Man/Animal conflict, Public education/PVA Analysis (Vortex).
Primate research & species of special interest: Working in Gibbon WLS where Gibbon is a flagship species. Special
interest: Hoolock gibbon.
Primate studies guidance: I have organised two conservation programmes on Hoolock gibbon and other species
during the month of Oct and Dec 2004 at Gibbon WLS and guided upto university level students even researchers in
collaboration with "Aaranyak" an NGO. Now, I am guiding the students who come to visit the Gibbon WLS.
Information wish to share: To attend more workshops on primates specially on Hoolock gibbon. Save gibbon. Save
mankind. Save forest.
Baruah, Surajit
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State Coordinator
World Wide Fund for Nature-­‐India, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh State Office
202, Meghmallar House, F.C. Road, Guwahati 781 001, Assam
Home Address: C/o Dr. Bipulananda Baruah, South Sarania, P.O. Ulubari
Guwahati 781 007 Assam
91-­‐361-­‐2634654, Res: 2462711, Mobile: 9435549091
91-­‐361-­‐2634654
sbaruah@wwfindia.net, bioclimate@gmail.com
9-­‐06-­‐2009
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Diversity, Photography, Education, Captive management, Others.
Primate research & species of special interest: Western & Eastern Hoolock gibbon besides other primate species of
North east India.

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Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Primate diversity/conservation, "Ecological threat assessment of wild
mammals with special reference to Hoolock gibbon and Asian Elephant in Rani-­‐Garbhanga landscape, Assam, India,
University of Gauhati, Guwahati 2006. Guide: Prof. P.C. Bhattacharjee.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Ecological Threat Assessment of Mammals with special reference to
Gibbon. Rani & Garbhanga Reserve Forest, Kamrup Dist., Assam 2002-­‐2006.
Other primate projects: Nature Orientation Camp on Biodiversity and Environment, Dibru-­‐Saikhowa Biosphere
Reserve, 15-­‐17 Mar 2007.
Orientation programme on Conservation, Pragjyotish College, Guwahati, 12 Sept 2007.
Brain Storming Session to identify the Thrust Areas of conservation, Guwahati Planetarium, 24 Mar 2007.
Bhat, Hari Raghunath
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Retired Scientist & Teacher
107, Awanti Apartments, Opp. Kamala Nehru Park
122/1, Ketkar Road, Erandwana, Pune 411 004 Maharashtra
91-­‐20-­‐25673581
06.01.2006
Bhatnagar, P.S.
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Zoological Survey of India
M-­‐Block, New Alipore, Kolkata 700 053 West Bengal
91-­‐33-­‐24003925
91-­‐33-­‐24008595
06.01.2006
Bhattacharjee, P.C.
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Professor
Dept. of Zoology -­‐ Unit of Wildlife Biology, Guwahati University
Guwahati 781 014 Assam
91-­‐361-­‐2570294,2700294, Res: 91-­‐361-­‐2431636
91-­‐361-­‐2570133
bhattapc@sify.com
06.01.2006
Biswas, Jihosuo
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Field Biologist
Primate Research Centre, (NE India)
H. No-­‐4, Byelane-­‐3, Ananda Nagar, P.O. Pandu, Guwahati 781 012 Assam
Home Address: Vill. Chungapota, P.O. New Bongaigaon, Bongaigon 783 381 Assam
Mobile: 9435120002
91-­‐361-­‐2570647
jihosuo@yahoo.com, jihosuo@sify.com
06.01.2006

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Bose, Joydeep
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Coordinator-­‐Eastern Himalayas, Species and Landscapes Division
WWF-­‐India
172B, Lodi Estate, Max Mueller Marg, New Delhi 110 003
91-­‐11-­‐41504783, 41504814-­‐15
91-­‐11-­‐41504782
jbose@wwfindia.net, jbose100@gmail.com, joydeep@gmail.com
19.07.2004
Interested in primate: Reintroduction, Captive management.
Primate research & species of special interest: Ecology and behaviour. Special interest: Phayre's leaf monkey
(Trachypithecus phayrei).
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Ph.D. dissertation work on primates. "Ecology and behaviour of
Phayre's leaf monkey", Dept. of Zoology, Guwahati University.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Status and distribution surveys on least known Indian primates in
Northeast India (under Indo-­‐US primate project) from 1995-­‐1997.
Status and distribution surveys of Primate in Mizoram & Buxa Tiger Reserve, West Bengal from 1998-­‐1999.
Status, distribution and habitat of Phayre's langurs in fragemented habitats of India (under National Geographic
grant 7175-­‐01) from 2002-­‐2003.
Distribution survey of Phayre's langurs in Mizoram (under Conservation International grant) from 2003.
Other primate projects: Ph.D. Ecology and behaviour of Phayre's leaf monkey from 2000-­‐ongoing. (Field work
supported by National Geographic Society grant no. 6621-­‐99, Field work completed in 2001).
Publications: Bose, J. and P.C. Bhattacharjee (2002). Behavioural profile of a troop of Phayre's leaf monkey
(Trachypithecus phayrei) in a fragemented and disturbed habitat, Northeast India (Advance abstract): 0287. XIX
Congress of the International Primatological Society, Beijing China.
Das, J., J. Biswas, R. Medhi, J. Bose, D. Chetry, P. Bujarbarua and F. Begum (2003). Distributional status of Hoolock
gibbon (Bunopithecus hoolock) and their conservation in Southern Assam, India. Tigerpaper. XXX(4): 26-­‐29.
Bose, J. (2003a). A preliminary distribution survey of Phayre's leaf monkey (Trachypithecus phayrei) in Mizoram
state, Northeast India. Wildlife Trust of India report submitted to Conservation International, USA.
Bose, J. (2003b). Status evaluation of Phayre's langur populations in fragemented habitats of India. Wildlife Trust of
India report submitted to National Geographic Society (Grant no: 7175-­‐01).
Bose, J., D. Chetry, P. Sarkar and A. Srivastava (1998). Primate status survey report on Doom Dooma forest division
of Assam, India. In: Proceedings of the Eighty fifth session of the Indian Science Congress: 18.
Chetry, D., J. Bose, P. Sarkar, A. Srivastava, P.C. Bhattacharjee & I. Bernstein (1998). "Primate status survey report on
Eastern Assam circle, India." CONGR IPS, 1.7: 249.
Chetry, D., J. Bose, A. Srivastava and P. Sarkar (1998). Primate status report on Dibrugarh forest division of Assam,
India. In: Proceedings of the Eighty fifth session of the Indian Science Congress: 20.
Information wish to share: Regular interaction between the members regarding updates in the field of primatology.
Bujarbarua, Pranab
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Home: Madhyam Khanda
Guwahati North 781 030 Assam
Res: 91-­‐361-­‐2691208
pranab_bujarbarua@rediffmail.com
06.01.2006

Chakrabarty, Bipul
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Director
Tata Steel Zoological Park
Jubilee Park, Jamshedpur 831 001 Jharkhand
Mobile: 9868229181
bipulchakrabarty@yahoo.co.in
06.01.2006
Chakraborty, Debapriyo
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Junior Research Fellow
Population Genetics Group (Lab III), National Centre For Biological Sciences (TIFR)
University of Agricultural Sciences Campus, GKVK, Bellary Road
Bangalore 560 065 Karnataka
Home Address: # 28, P.C. Ghosh Road, Kolkata 700 048, West Bengal
91-­‐80-­‐23666031, Mobile: 9342180167
91-­‐80-­‐23636662
debapriyo@ncbs.res.in, debapriyo@ncf-­‐india.org
24.01.2006
Interested in primate: Behaviour, Reintroduction, Captive husbandry, Others-­‐Molecular systematics.
Primate research & species of special interest: Population genetics, Molecular phylogeny, Conservation genetics,
Behaviour cognition etc., Special Interest: Sinica group including the newly described Macaca munzala.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Lion tailed macaques (Field-­‐Varglyarshola, T.N.) Ecology, Dec’04 –
Feb’05; Bonnet Macaques (Field-­‐Bandipur, Karnataka) Behaviour Nov’05; Bonnet Macaques (Field-­‐Mudumalai)
Behaviour, Nov-­‐Dec’05.
Information wish to share: Collected data and biological sample from field and analysed samples in the lab. Then
tried to correlate the genetical data with the field studies to conclude on primate behaviour, population genetics or
evolution. Cooperation in collecting primate sample for conservation genetic studies. I would like the network to be
a dias where we can share our informations from lab and field so the connection become speedy.
Chakraborty, Debojyoti
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Lecturer
Institute of Global Warming and Ecological Studies, Amity University Campus
Block D, II Floor, Sector 125, Noida 201 303, Uttar Pradesh
91-­‐120-­‐439264, 439263 Mobile: 91-­‐9868001750
91-­‐120-­‐4392606
dchakraborti@amity.edu
12.06.2006
Interested in primate: Reintrodution, PVA Analysis (Vortex), Captive management, Others-­‐GIS.
Primate research & species of special interest: Especially interested in habitat ecology and man primate conflict in
Northeast India. Special interest: Hoolock gibbon, Capped langur, Pig-­‐tailed macaque, Stump-­‐tailed macaque and
Slow loris.
List of field or museum studies of primates: "Habitat fragmentation and its impacts on Hoolock gibbion in Gibbion
Wildlife Sanctuary", Assam, Feb’04 – Jul’05.
Publications: Chakraborty, D. (In Prep.). Feeding ecology of Capped langur in fragmented forest of Assam.
Chakraborty, D., and A.K. Gupta (2005). “Impacts of Habitat Fragmentation on Hoolock gibbon (Bunopithecus
Hoolock) in Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam”, (171–186); ENVIS, Wildlife & Protected Areas Vol: 8, 2005 WII, India.
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Gupta, A.K., N. Sharma, S. Dasgupta, D. Chakraborty and R. Hazarika (2005). Conservation of Hoolock gibbon
(Bunopithecus Hoolock) in Northeastern India (1-­‐26); ENVIS, Wildlife & Protected Areas Vol: 8, 2005, WII, India.
Chakraborty, D. and R. Hazarika (2006). “The Shrinking Eden” on State of Conservation of Primates in Assam
(Sanctuary Asia – Issue Jun 2006).
Changappa, K.N.
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Chairman
Kodagu Model Forest Trust
‘Kakaeada’ Begoor, Ponampet, Kodagu 571 216 Karnataka
91-­‐82-­‐7443361
06.01.2006
Chaudhuri, Sujoy
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Fellow
CI-­‐CABS & Ecollage
11A, 203/2A Rajiv Nagar (S), Viman Nagar, Pune 411 014 Maharashtra
91-­‐20-­‐26633230, Mobile: 9822086469
chaudhuri.sujoy@gmail.com
06.01.2006
Chetry, Dilip
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Executive Director
Gibbon Conservation Centre, Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary
Mariani 785 634 Assam
Home Address: C/o D.B. Chetry, Signal Busli, Silapathar, Assam 787 059
91-­‐361-­‐2570647, Mobile: 9435043892
91-­‐361-­‐2570647
dilip@aaranyak.org, primateconservation@rediffmail.com
23.09.2004
Interested in primate: Education, Reintroduction, Man/Animal conflict, Grant writing, Captive management.
Primate research & species of special interest: Ecology, Behaviour, Conservation & Mgmt.; Conservation education;
Captive Breeding of endangered species. Special interest: Stump-­‐tailed macaque, Golden langur, Hoolock gibbon.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Yes, Details not provided.
Primate studies guidance: Undergraduates -­‐ Activity budget of Hoolock gibbon -­‐ 2004. J.B. College, Dibrugarh
University, Assam.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Primate survey in Notheast India, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh,
Meghalaya and Mizoram in 1995-­‐2002; Socio ecology of Stump-­‐tailed macaque in Gibbon WLS 1998-­‐2002; Soci-­ecology
of Golden Langur in Chakrasilla WLS 2000; Community based conservation in Chakrasilla 2001; Conservation
education in Assam 2004.
Other primate projects: Behavioural response of Hoolock gibbon in different forest in Gibbon WLS, 2003; Hoolock
gibbon conservation programme in Gibbon WLS, 2004. Study of temple primates in Northeast, 2003.
Publications: Survey of non-­‐human primates in Namdapha National Park-­‐IPS. A report on the Primates of Nokrek
National Park-­‐Tiger Paper. Community based conservation-­‐approach around Nameri National Park –Tiger Paper.ßß
Information wish to share: To be in touch with other primatologists, to know about their works in different field
which may be help for primate conservation in Northeast India.

Choudhury, Anwaruddin
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Government Service
The Rhino Foundation for Nature in N.E. India
G.C. Bardaloi Path, Bamunimaidan, Guwahati 781 021 Assam
OR Near Gate No. 1 of Nehru Stadium, 7 Islampur Rd, Guwahati 781 007, Assam
91-­‐3624-­‐282769, 221574, Res: 91-­‐361-­‐2663339, Mobile: 9435079376
91-­‐3624-­‐282769
badru1@sify.com, badru1@sancharnet.in
06.01.2006
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Diversity, Behaviour, Photography, Education.
Primate research & species of special interest: Wildlife in general of NE India.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): The Primate of Assam: their distribution, habitat and conservation,
Gauhati University, Guwahati, 1989. Guide: Prof. Mohd. Taher.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Distribution of Non-­‐human primates, North-­‐east India, 1985.
Ecology & behaviour of selected primates, North-­‐east India, 1986.
Publications: Books & Monographs
1993, A Naturalist in Karbi Anglong. Gibbon Books, Guwahati. 88pp+ illus.
1994, Checklist of the Mammals of Assam. Gibbon Books, Guwahati.
1995, Wildlife Survey in Bherjan, Borajan and Podumoni Reserve Forests of Tinsukia district, Assam, with a prop. for
a Wildlife Sanctuary. The Rhino Foundation for Nature in NE India, Guwahati 18pp + maps.
1997, Checklist of the Mammals of Assam. Revised 2 nd edn. Gibbon Books and Assam Science Technology &
Environment Council, Guwahati.
2003, The Mammals of Arunachal Pradesh. Regency Publications, New Delhi. 140pp, illus. plates.
2004, Kaziranga: Wildlife in Assam. Rupa & Co., New Delhi.
2009, A Naturalist in Karbi Anglong. Gibbon Books, Guwahati. Revised & enlarged 2 nd edition. 152pp, illustrations.
Unpublished Reports, Thesis, etc.
1989, Primates of Assam: Their Distribution, Habitat and Status. Ph.D. thesis. Gauhati Univ. 300pp + maps.
1992, Dhansiri Tiger Reserve. A proposal submitted to the Karbi Anglong Dist. Council and the Govt. of India. 8pp +
map.
1992, Singhason Biosphere Reserve. A proposal submitted to the Karbi Anglong Dist. Council and the Govt. of India.
6pp + map.
1996, Proposed Oil Field Nature Reserve, Digboi. The Rhino Foundation for Nature in NE India & WWF-­‐India NE
Region, Guwahati. 9pp + map.
1996, Survey of Primates in some parts of Eastern and Central Assam. Final Report to ASTEC (Assam Science Tech. &
Environment Council), Guwahati. 32pp includ. maps.
2000, Survey of Pere David's Macaque in Western Arunachal Pradesh. WWF-­‐India NE Regional Office, Guwahati.
Final Report to WWF-­‐India, New Delhi. 23pp incl. maps.
2001, A systematic review of the mammals of north-­‐east India with special reference to the non-­‐human primates.
D.Sc. Thesis, Gauhati Univ. 209pp incl. 3 maps.
2002, Biodiversity survey in the upper areas of East Kameng dist., Arunachal Pradesh. Interim report. WWF-­‐India
Assam & Arunachal Office, Guwahati. 12pp plate.
Scientific papers, articles, etc., in Journals, Magazines & Newsletters
1981, Our National Parks. B. Borooah College Magazine 1978-­‐81: 17-­‐20.
1982, Wildlife Preservation in Northeastern India. The Magazine of the Students’ Geographical Forum II: 37-­‐44.
Gauhati University.
1983, Plea for a new Wildlife Sanctuary in Assam. World Wildlife Fund-­‐India Newsletter 4(4): 15. Bombay.
1983, Plea for a new wildlife refuge in eastern India. Tigerpaper 10(4): 12-­‐15.
1986, Wildlife in North-­‐East India. North-­‐Eastern Geographer 18(1&2): 92-­‐101 i.
1987, Notes on the distribution and conservation of Phayre’s leaf monkey and Hoolock gibbon in India. Tigerpaper
14(2): 2-­‐6.
1988, Phayre’s leaf monkey (Trachypithecus phayrei) in Cachar. J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc. 85(3): 485-­‐492.
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1988, Priority ratings for conservation of Indian primates. Oryx 22: 89-­‐94, UK.
1988, Conservation in Manas Tiger Reserve. Tigerpaper 15(2): 23-­‐27.
1988, Preliminary survey of the primates of Sibsagar, Assam. Primate Conservation 9: 31-­‐34, New York.
1988, A primate survey in southern Assam, India. Primate Conservation 9: 23-­‐125.
1989, Ecology of the Capped langur (Presbytis pileatus) in Assam, India. Folia Primatologica 52/1-­‐2/89: 88-­‐92. Basel,
Switzerland.
1989, Vocalisation in Hoolock gibbon (Hylobates hoolock). Primate Report 25: 53-­‐54. Gottingen, Germany.
1989, Campaign for Wildlife Protection: National Park in the Barails. WWF-­‐Quarterly No:69, 10(2): 4-­‐5.
1989, Distribution of Wildlife in Manipur. North-­‐Eastern Geographer 21(1&2): 57-­‐62.
1990, Dhaleswari ketiakoi sangrakshit bonanchal haba (in Assamese). Gnandeep, January: 15-­‐18, Guwahati.
1990, Asomor Bandor: Eti dristi (in Assamese). Vigyan Jeuti 25(2): 8-­‐23.
1990, Overlapping distribution of Capped langur and Phayre’s leaf monkey. J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc. 87(1): 8.
1990, Some observations on the behaviour of Capped langur in Assam, India. Tigerpaper 17(1): 23-­‐26.
1990, Population dynamics of Hoolock gibbons in Assam, India. American J. Primatology 20: 37-­‐41. NewYork.
1990, The Return of the Monkeys -­‐ A Primate Conservation Project. Spirit of Enterprise, the 1990 Rolex Awards
(book), pp. 350-­‐352. Buri International, Berne, Switzerland.
1990, Primates in Bhutan. Oryx 24: 125.
1991, Ecology of the Hoolock gibbon, a lesser ape in the tropical forests of North-­‐eastern India. Journal of Tropical
Ecology 7: 147-­‐153. Cambridge, UK.
1991, In search of the Silvered leaf. Hornbill 1: 28-­‐31. Bombay.
1991, Stumptailed macaque Macaca arctoides (Geoffroy) in Manipur. J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc. 88(1): 107.
1992, On probable sympatric distribution of Presbytis geei & P. pileata in Bhutan. J. Ecological Soc. 3: 49-­‐51. Pune.
1992, Wildlife in Manipur -­‐ A preliminary survey. Tigerpaper 19(1): 20-­‐28.
1992, Golden langur -­‐ distribution confusion. Oryx 26: 172-­‐173.
1992, The Slow loris in North-­‐East India. Primate Report 34: 77-­‐83.
1993, Potential Biosphere Reserves in Assam (India). Tigerpaper 20(1): 2-­‐8.
1994, Phayre’s leaf monkey in Northeastern India. Tigerpaper 21(3): 1-­‐4.
1994, The Wildlife of Dibrugarh district. Souvenir-­‐Dibrugarh’94. pp. 13-­‐15.
1994, World distribution of living primates. Prabhati Pakhi (Annual Pub. of Early Birds). pp. 3, Guwahati.
1994, Further observations on Phayre’s leaf monkey in Cachar, Assam. J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc. 91(2): 203-­‐210.
1995, The Primates of Namdapha National Park. IPPL News 22(2): 23-­‐24. USA.
1996, Wildlife conservation in Nagaland. News EE 2 (4): 14-­‐15.
1996, Trekking through Kamlang. Sanctuary Asia XVI(5): 44-­‐49.
1996, Primates in Bherjan, Borajan and Podumoni Reserved Forests of Assam, India. Asian Primates 5 (3&4): 10-­‐11.
USA. (1995-­‐96).
1996, A survey of Hoolock gibbon (Hylobates hoolock) in southern Assam, India. Primate Report 44: 77-­‐85.
1996, Primates in Assam-­‐status and conservation. Tigerpaper 23(3): 14-­‐17.
1997, Mammals of Namcha Barwa, Tibet. Oryx 31(2): 91-­‐92.
1997, The imperilled biodiversity of Nagaland. Sanctuary Asia XVII(2): 38-­‐45.
1997, Wildlife glories of Dibru-­‐Saikhowa. Environ V(2): 6-­‐10. Calcutta.
1997, Kaziranga. Sanctuary Asia XVII(4): 42-­‐50.
1998, Manipur -­‐ A biodiversity threatened. Sanctuary Asia XVIII(4): 30-­‐39.
1998, Mammals, birds and reptiles of Dibru-­‐Saikhowa Sanctuary, Assam, India. Oryx, 32(3): 192-­‐200.
1998, A survey of primates in the Jaintia Hills. ASP Bulletin, 22(3): 8-­‐9.
1998, Pere David’s macaque discovered in India. The Rhino Foundation for nat. in NE India Newsletter 2: 7.
1999, Primates in Gibbon Sanctuary, Assam, India. Asian Primates 7(1&2): 4-­‐6.
2000, Primates in north-­‐eastern India. My Green Earth 1(3): 17-­‐19.
2000, The mammals of Dibru-­‐Saikhowa Biosphere Reserve. Himalayan Biosphere Reserves 2(1&2): 30-­‐36.
2000, Police officer rescues monkey. IPPL News 27(1): 19.
2000, A survey of Hoolock gibbon (Hylobates hoolock) in Dibru-­‐Saikhowa National Park, Assam, India. Primate
Report 56: 61-­‐66.
2001, Primates in NE India: an overview of their distribution & conservation status. ENVIS Bull.: Wildlife and
Protected Areas 1(1): 92-­‐101.
2001, New Primate Sanctuary in Assam. Asian Primates 7(3&4): 18-­‐19.
2002, Wildlife conservation in Tinsukia. Dehing Patkai (Souvenir). pp. 79-­‐82. Lekhapani, Tinsukia.
2002, Golden langur Trachypithecus geei threatened by habitat fragmentation. Zoo's Print Journal 17(2): 699-­‐703.
2002, Briefly -­‐ The Rhino Foundation for Nat. in NE India Newsletter 4: 5-­‐6, 23.
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2002, S.O.S. Golden langur -­‐ The Rhino Foundation for Nat. in NE India Newsletter 4: 24-­‐25.
2002, Tawang-­‐ mystical mountains. Sanctuary Asia 22(4): 30-­‐35.
2002, A comment on the review of "Primates of Northeast India" published in JBNHS Vol. 97(3). J. Bombay Nat. Hist.
Soc. 99(2): 290-­‐292.
2002, Wildlife and indigenous tribal culture in N.E. India: a few observations. Abstract-­‐ National seminar on cultural
heritage and traditional knowledge base of the indigenous communities of NE India. 9-­‐10 Dec 2002, Guwahati.
2002, Tail carriage in pig-­‐tailed macaques (M. nemestrina). Tigerpaper 29(1): 1-­‐2.
2002, Status and conservation of the stump-­‐tailed macaque M. arctoides in India. Primate Report 63: 63-­‐72.
2002, Massive habitat loss for primates in Assam's Sonitpur dist. Asian Primates 8(1&2): 18-­‐20.
2002, Survey of Primates in West Kameng Dist., Arunachal Pradesh, India. ASP Bulletin 26 (1): 12.
2003, Meghalaya's vanishing wilderness. Sanctuary Asia 23(5): 30-­‐35.
2003, A preliminary survey of mammals and birds in Dehang-­‐Debang Biosphere Reserve. Himalayan Biosphere
Reserves 5(1&2): 56-­‐60.
2003, The pig-­‐tailed macaque Macaca nemestrina in India-­‐status & conservation. Primate Conservation 19: 91-­‐94.
2003, Marat Longri – Assam’s latest Wildlife sanctuary. Oryx 37(4), 402.
2004, The mystery macaques of Arunachal Pradesh. The Rhino Foundation for Nat. in NE India Newslet 6:21-­‐25.
2004, Vanishing habitat threatens Phayre’s leaf monkey. The Rhino Foundation for Nat. in NE India Newslet 6:32-­‐33.
2004, Use of arm as ‘bridge’ in gibbon locomotion. J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc. 101(3): 439.
2005, With primates in NE India. Kaziranga centenary 1905 – 2005 (a commemorative vol. to mark completion of 100
years of Kaziranga) pp. 102-­‐104.
2005, Saving Karbi Anglong. Sanctuary Asia 25(6): 32-­‐37.
2005, New Wildlife Sanctuaries in Assam in NE India. Tigerpaper 32(1): 16-­‐17 [also reprinted in Tigerpaper 32(2):6-­‐7].
2005, Amchang, Barail and Dihing-­‐Patkai – Assam’s new Wildlife sanctuaries. Oryx 39(2), 124-­‐125.
2006, The status of endangered species in northeast India. J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc. 103(2-­‐3): 157-­‐167.
2006, The distribution and status of Hoolock gibbon, in Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Nagaland in NE India.
Primate Conservation 20: 79-­‐87.
2007, Slow loris under threat. The Rhino Foundation for nat. in NE India Newsletter and Journal 7: 17, 33.
2007, The Eastern limit of distribution of the Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus Dufresne. J. Bombay Nat. Hist.
Soc. 104(2): 199-­‐200.
2008, Primates of Bhutan and observations of Hybrid Langurs. Primate Conservation 23.
2008, Ecology and behaviour of the Northern Pig-­‐tailed macaque in some forests of Assam, north-­‐east India. [in
press]. J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc.
2009, Preface in Primates of Assam (by N. Mahanta). Assam State Zoo Division, Guwahati.
2009, The Distribution, Status and Conservation of Hoolock Gibbon, in Karbi Anglong Dist., Assam, Northeast India
Primate Conservation 24.
Book Reviews
2002, Primates of North East India. The Rhino Foundation for Nat. in NE India Newsletter 4: 19-­‐21.
2002, Checklist of Indian mammals. The Rhino Foundation for Nat. in NE India Newsletter 4: 19-­‐21.
2002, The mammals of China. The Rhino Foundation for Nat. in NE India Newsletter 4: 19-­‐21.
2003, Primates of Tripura. The Rhino Foundation for Nat. in NE India Newsletter 5: 20.
2003, Non-­‐human primates of India. The Rhino Foundation for Nat. in NE India Newsletter 5: 20.
2003, Fauna of Tripura. The Rhino Foundation for Nat. in NE India Newsletter 5: 22-­‐23.
2004, Checklist of mammals of India. The Rhino Foundation for Nat. in NE India NL 6: 29.
2007, A field guide to the Mammals of Bhutan. The Rhino Foundation for Nat. in NE India Newsletter & Journ. 7: 22.
Publications in Newspapers
1983, A new game Sanctuary: Letters to the Editor. The Sentinel 27 May.
1986, Primate Genocide in the North Cachar hills: The Sentinel 6 Apr. (Front page story of the Sunday supplement).
1986, The white monkey of Dholai-­‐Molai: The Sentinel 10 Aug.
1986, Discovery of Pharye’s leaf monkey in Assam: The Sentinel 31 Aug.
1986, The Endangered monkey: Letter to the Editor -­‐ The Assam Tribune 12 Apr.
1986, Save monkeys from Ministers: Letters to the Editor -­‐ The Telegraph 27 Apr.
1988, The Marauders of Meleng. The Sentinel 12 June.
1988, Bespectacled monkey. 'Letters to the editor'-­‐The Assam Tribune 22 Oct.
1989, S.O.S. Manas !: The Sentinel 7 May (Front page story of the Sunday supplement).
Information wish to share: Obtained D.Sc. degree from Gauhati University in 2008 for the thesis entitled "A
systematic review of the mammals of north-­‐east India with special reference to the non-­‐human primates".

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A civil servant by profession. Worked as Executive Magistrate, Project Director of District Rural Dev. Agency,
Secretary of the State Election Commission, Joint Secretary in Environment & Forest Dept. of Assam and Deputy
Commissioner of Baksa dist. Currently working as the Joint Secretary in the Tourism Dept. of Assam.
Member of 8 other IUCN/SSC/BLI Specialist Groups: Asian elephant, Asian rhino, Asian wild cattle, Bear, Cat, Small
Carnivores, Pheasant and Waterfowl.
Das, Jayanta
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Large Mammal Conservationist
Wildlife Areas Development & Welfare Trust
M.G. Road, Guwahati 781 001 Assam
Home Address: C/o Dr. Jagadish Chandra Das, 202-­‐C, Sagar Housing Complex
Kamakhya Nagar, Pandu, Guwahati 781 012, Assam
91-­‐361-­‐2517840, Res: 91-­‐361-­‐2570647, 2674248, Mobile: 9435406966
91-­‐361-­‐2517840
gibbonconservation@yahoo.com
06.01.2006
Das, Sandeep
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C/o Dr. K.P. Ramesha
Molecular & Cytogenetics Dept., National Research Centre on Yak
Dirang, West Kameng 790 101 Arunachal Pradesh
91-­‐3780-­‐242259, 242218
91-­‐3780-­‐242273
sandeep_dna2003@yahoo.co.in
06.01.2006
Dasgupta, Sabyasachi
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Assistant Professor
Dept. of Forestry, HNB Garhwal University (A Central University)
P.O. Box: 59, Srinagar-­‐Garhwal 246 174, Uttarakhand
91-­‐1370-­‐267529, Mobile: 9410127024
91-­‐1370-­‐267529
bandarster@gmail.com, sabya_job@yahoo.com
18.08.2009
Interested in primate: Diversity, Behaviour, Man/Animal conflict, Grant writing, PVA Analysis (Vortex).
Primate research & species of special interest: Conservation ecology-­‐Human animal conflict, Non-­‐human primate-­‐
Behaviour and feeding ecology, Adoptation, Quantitative ecology-­‐Sampling techniques and quantitative analysis,
Computer application-­‐Habitat suitability modeling using GIS and RS.
Special Interest: Hoolock gibbon, Langur, Pigtailed macaque.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Primate diversity/conservation, Ecology, Conservation ecology of
endagered diurnal primates and gaur (Bos gauras) in Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary, Tripura. Wildlife Institute of India,
F.R.I University, Dehradun, Uttarakhand 2006. Guide: Dr. Atul K. Gupta.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Conservation of Hoolock gibbon (Bunopithecus hoolock) in North East
India, Tripura Sep’03 – Feb’04.
Conservation ecology of Gibbon, Capped langur and Pigtailed macaque in Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary, Tripura, North
East India, Nov’01 – Aug’05.

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Other primate projects: Climate change adaptation of primates in the timberline areas of Himalaya, Uttarakhand.
Feeding ecology of the Hanuman langur in the Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary, Uttarakhand.
Human primate conflicts and conservation in the agriculture dominated landscape of Uttarakhand.
Publications: Dasgupta, S. (2006). Can primates be used as an indicator of plant diversity – An approach towards
deciding indicators for landscape level conservation strategies (Abstract). Eds. Todaria N.P. International Seminar on
Forests, Forest Products and Services: Research, development and challenges ahead. HNBGU p. 20.
Gupta, A.K., N. Sharma, S. Dasgupta, D. Chakraborty and R. Hazarika (2005). Conservation of Hoolock gibbon
(Bunopithecus hoolock) in Northeast India. In ENVIS Bulletin: Conservation of Hoolock gibbon (Bunopithecus
hoolock) in Northeast India (Final Report of WII-­‐USFWS Project), A.K. Gupta (editor) Vol. 8, pp 1-­‐26.
Gupta, A.K. and S. Dasgupta (2005). Conservation status of Hoolock gibbon (Bunopithecus hoolock) in Tripura. In
ENVIS Bulletin: Conservation of Hoolock gibbon (Bunopithecus hoolock) in Northeast India (Final Report of WII-­‐
USFWS Project), A.K. Gupta (editor) Vol. 8, pp 151-­‐170.
Dasgupta, S., A.K. Gupta (2004). Response of the Capped langur (Trachypithecus pileatus) to an observer in the wild -­‐
a case study from Northeast India. [Abstract] Folia Primatologica 75(S1), Italy, p 25.
Dasgupta, S. and A.K. Gupta (2004). Sankar K. Response of Bunopithecus hoolock to the felling of their roosting trees
in Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary, Tripura, India. [Abstract] Folia Primatologica 75(S1), Italy, p 368.
Gupta, A.K. and S. Dasgupta (2004). Feeding ecology of Phayre's (Trachypithecus phayrei), Capped (T. pileatus) and
Golden (T. geei) langur in Tripura, Northeast India: A comparison. [Abstract] Folia Primatologica, Italy, 75(S1), p 22.
Gupta, A.K., S. Dasgupta and K. Sankar (2004). Are the densities of primates in different fragments sufficient for long-­term
survival -­‐ A status survey of primates in Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary, Tripura, India. [Abstract] Folia
Primatologica 2004. 75(S1), Italy p 269.
Dasgupta, S. (2003). From the land of primates. WII Newsletter, Autumn 2003, Vol.10, No:3, Pp 4-­‐5.
Dasgupta, S. (2005). Estimating local extinction of primates in an area with imperfect detectability. [Abstract]
Student conference on conservation science 2005, Dept. of Zoology, University of Cambridge, UK, p 5.
Dasgupta, S. (2004). Habitat occupancy and co-­‐occurrence of non-­‐human primates in Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary,
Tripura. XVIII Annual Research Seminar, Wildlife Institute of India (Abstract), p 21.
Dasgupta, S. (2002). Conservation ecology of endangered mammals in Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary, Tripura -­‐ An
overview. XVI Annual Research Seminar, Wildlife Institute of India (Abstract), p 37.
Information wish to share: My Ph.D. thesis mostly concentrated on the Hoolock gibbon and many interesting
behavioural informations related with the species. Unfortunately I could not manage to publish them yet. I would be
interested to become a part of any activity related with the Hoolock gibbon conservation. I am at present actively
involved in several EIA studies of Hydropower Projects and completed 6 such work. While dealing with these
projects I have come across a lot of issues related to the habitat fragmentation or habitat merging with respect to
the primate groups. I would be interested to take up some studies related to this in the Hydropower dominated
areas of Uttarakhand or Arunachal Pradesh.
Goyal, S.P.
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Scientist
Wildlife Institute of India
P.B. No: 18, Chandrabani, Dehradun 248 001 Uttarakhand
91-­‐135-­‐2640111-­‐115 Ext. 224, 235, Res: 91-­‐135-­‐2641978
91-­‐135-­‐2640117
goyalsp@wii.gov.in
06.01.2006

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Gupta, Atul Kumar
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Additional PCCF & Chief Wildlife Warden
Forest Dept. of Tripura
Aranya Bhawan, Gorkha Basti, P. O. Kunjaban, Agartala 799 006 Tripura (W)
Home Address: C/o Shri O.P. Gupta, A-­‐56, Sector 5, Plot 3, Mansarovar, Dwarka
New Delhi 110 075
91-­‐381-­‐2326874, Res: 2216096, 011-­‐25088654
91-­‐381-­‐2326874
akphayre@yahoo.com, mt028@ifs.nic.in, akphayri@gmail.com
07.08.2004
Interested in primate: Reintroduction, Man/Animal conflict, Grant writing.
Primate research & species of special interest: Conservation and behavioural ecology, Captive management,
Rehabilitation, Man/Monkey interface (conflict), Primate conservation education.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Conservation Ecology of Non-­‐human Primates and human impact in NE
India, University: Cambridge University, U.K. Guide: David J. Chivers.
Primate studies guidance: Currently guiding a Ph.D. student on primate studies. Besides, I have guided/guiding four
students for their M.Sc. dissertation related to primate studies.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Supervised field M.Sc. dissertation (2004): "Impact of habitat
fragmentation on Hoolock gibbon (Bunopithecus hoolock) in Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam, India", Ongoing.
Supervised field M.Sc. dissertation (2004): "Resource sharing among three primate species in Gibbon Wildlife
Sanctuary, Assam, India", Ongoing.
Research project on "Conservation of Hoolock gibbon in northeast India" in collaboration with US Fish and Wildlife
Service (USFWS). As Principal Investigator (2002-­‐ongoing).
Supervised field M.Sc. dissertation project (2001): "Assessment of roadside population of primates and impact of
provisioned food and vehicular traffics in Dehradun (at Dartwala temple site)", Indira Gandhi Academy of
Environmental Education Research and Eco-­‐planning, Jiwaji University, Gwalior, M.P. completed.
Supervised M.Sc. dissertation project on "Social behaviour and communication among Lion Tailed Macaque (Macaca
silenus) in Anaimalai Wildlife Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu", Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun, 2000.
Research project on "Conservation ecology of endangered mammals in Trishna Wildlife Sancatuary, Tripura".
Principal Investigator (1999 -­‐ ongoing).
Field research project on "Effect of habitat fragmentation on the conservation status of Primates (Gibbon) in Assam,
northeast India as one of the Principal Investigator.
Research on "Conservation ecology of primates and human impact in northeast India" from University of Cambridge,
UK. (1992-­‐96). The work included fieldwork for about one year in Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary.
Research project on "Conservation of non-­‐human Primates in Tripura", in collaboration with forest dept., Govt. of
Tripura and Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun, India (1989-­‐92). The field data were collected in Gumti Wildlife
Sancatuary, Tripura (S).
Other primate projects: Ph.D. dissertation (2003 ongoing, as a Co-­‐supervisor): "Ecology and behaviour of two groups
of Rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) along roadside and temples sites in Dehradun, India".
Ph.D. dissertation (2002 ongoing): "Conservation of endangered mammal in Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary, Tripura,
India".
Experience / Expertise in captive maintenance / Breeding of primates: Experience gained during my tenure as zoo
incharge at Sepahijala WLS, Tripura. Also involved in proposals training for captive breeding of Phayer's langur in
Tripura.
Publications: Gupta, A.K. (2001). Non-­‐human primates of India -­‐ An Introduction. In ENVIS Bulletin: Wildlife &
Protected Areas, Non-­‐human primates of India, A.K. Gupta (Editor), Vol. 1(1), 1-­‐29.

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Gupta, A.K. (2001). Status of primates in Tripura. In ENVIS Bulletin: Wildlife & Protected Areas, Non-­‐human primates
of India, A.K. Gupta (Editor), Vol. 1(1): 127-­‐135.
Gupta, A.K. (2001). Behaviour of Phayre's langur (Trachypithecus phayeri) on the death of one adult female.
Mammalia, Vol. 64(41): 477-­‐480.
Gupta, A.K. and D.J. Chivers (2000). Feeding ecology and conservation of the Golden langur Trachypithecus geei
Khajuria in Tripura, northeast India. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society, Vol. 97(3): 349-­‐362.
Gupta, A.K. and D.J. Chivers (1999). Biomass and use of resources in South and Southeast Asian primate
communities, In "Primate Communities" Fleagle, J.G., C. Janson and K.E. Reed (eds.), pp. 38-­‐54. Cambridge Univeristy
Press, Cambridge, UK.
Gupta, A.K. (1997). Importance of forestry plantations of exotic and native plant species for conservation of Phayre's
langur (Trachypithecus phayeri) in northeast India. Tropical Biodiversity 4(2): 187-­‐195.
Gupta, A.K. (1996). Conservation ecology of primates and human Impact in northeast India. Ph.D. dissertation.
University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK.
Gupta, A.K. (1996). A note on the review of the taxonomic status of the Phayre's langur (Trachypithecus phayrei) in
Tripura, northeast India. Folia Primatologica 69(1): 22-­‐27.
Gupta, A.K. and S.K. Mukherjee (1994). A note on the release of Golden langur (Presbytis geei, Khajuria) into the wild
in Tripura, India. The Indian Foresters. Vol. 120 (10).
Gupta, A.K. (1994). Status and conservation of non-­‐human primates in Tripura, India. In Current Primatology, Vol. I:
Ecology and Evolution (Eds. B. Thierry; J.R. Anderson; J.J. Roeder; N. Herrenschmidt). Strasbourg, Univ. Louis Pasteur.
pp. 101-­‐111.
Gupta, A.K. and A. Kumar (1994). Feeding ecology of Phayre's leaf monkey (Presbytis phayrei, Blyth 1847) in Tripura,
Biological Conservation 69 pp. 301-­‐306.
Gupta, A.K. (2003). In search of Gibbons. Newsletter, Wildlife Institute of India, Vol. 10(3): pp. 2-­‐4.
Gupta, A.K. (2003). A million dollar question: Why study non-­‐human primates. Down to Earth, Vol. 12(7): pp. 50-­‐51.
Gupta, A.K. (2002). Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam: A Treasure Island. Newsletter, Wildlife Institute of India, Vol. 9
(4), pp. 15-­‐17.
Gupta, A.K. (2002). Primates, Sanctuary Asia, Jun’02, pp. 60-­‐63.
Gupta, A.K. (2002). Release of Golden langurs in Tripura, India. Re-­‐introduction News (Newsletter of the Re-­‐
Introduction Specialist Group of IUCN/SSC), 21: 26-­‐28.
Gupta, A.K. (2001). Men in conflict -­‐ Where Monkeys Dare. Newsletter, WII, Vol. 8(4), Oct-­‐Dec’01.
Gupta, A.K. (1996). Spectacled langurs face local extinction. Wildlife Conservation, USA. Mar-­‐Apr, pp. 9.
Gupta, A.K. and A. Kumar (1994). Swansong-­‐shifting cultivation and primate survival in Tripura. Sanctuary Asia: Vol.
XIV(4): 42-­‐49.
Gupta, A.K. (Editor). ENVIS Bulletin: Wildlife & Protected Areas, Non-­‐human primates of India, 2001.
Gupta, A.K. & A. Kumar. The Phayre's langur (Trachypithecus phayrei): Ecology, behaviour & conservation. In
Mammals of South Asia: Ecology, behaviour & conservation. Johnsingh, A.J.T. & R. Sukumar (eds.), Oxford press.
(Accepted).
Gupta, A.K. & A. Srivastava. The Golden langur (Trachypithecus geei): Ecology, behaviour & consevation. In Mammals
of South Asia: Ecology, behaviour and conservation. Johnsingh, A.J.T. & R. Sukumar (eds.), Oxford Press. (Accepted).
Gupta, A.K. (2000). Dietary differences between two Phayre's langur (Trachypithecus phayrei) groups in Gumti and
Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuaries in Tripura, Northeast India: Response to food abundance, human disturbance, and
learnt cultural traditions. Journal of Bombay Natural History Society, Mumbai (Accepted).
Gupta, A.K. Behavioural aspects of Phayre's leaf monkey (Presbytis phayrei Bylth, 1847) in captivity. Tiger Paper.
(Accepted).
Gupta, A.K. and D.J. Chivers (2002). Feeding ecology of Phayre's langur (Trachypithecus phayrei) in a degraded
primary forest in Tripura, Northeast India. Folia Primatologica. (Accepted).

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Gupta, A.K. (2002). Ecology and conservation status of Hoolock gibbon (Hylobates hoolock, Harlen 1834) in Tripura,
Northeast India. Journal of Tropical Biodiversity (Submitted).
Gupta, A.K. (2002). A note on ground feeding by Phayre's langur (Trachypithecus phayrei) in Tripura, Northeast India.
Folia Primatologica (Submitted).
Gupta, A.K. and S. Dasgupta (2004). Feeding ecology of Phayre's langur, Capped langur and Golden langur in Tripura,
Northeast India: A comparision. Abstract submitted and accepted in XX th congress of the International Primatological
Society, 2-­‐28 Aug’04 Torino, Italy.
Gupta, A.K., S. Dasgupta and K. Sankar (2004). Are the densities of primates in different fragments sufficient for long-­term
survival . A status survey of primates in Trishna WLS, Tripura, India. Abstract submitted and accepted in XX th
congress of the International Primatological Society, 2-­‐28 Aug’04, Torino, Italy.
Dasgupta, S. and A.K. Gupta (2004). Response of the Capped langur (Trachypithecus pileatus) to an observer in the
wild -­‐ A case study from northeast India. Abstract submitted and accepted in XX th congress of the International
Primatological Society, 2-­‐28 Aug’04, Torino, Italy.
Dasgupta, S., A.K. Gupta and K. Sankar (2004). Response of Bunopithecus hoolock to the felling of their roosting trees
in Trishna WLS, Tripura, India. Abstract submitted and accepted in XX th congress of the International Primatological
Society, 2-­‐28 Aug’04, Torino, Italy.
Gupta A.K. (2002). Habitat use by two sympatric colobines (Capped langur-­‐Trachypithecus pileatus and Golden
langur T. geei) in Tripura, northeast India. Abstract submitted and accepted in XIX th congress of the International
Primatological Society, 4-­‐9 Aug’02, Beijing, China.
Gupta, A.K. (2002). Ranging behaviour of Phayre's Langur (Trachypithecus phayrei). Abstract submitted and accepted
in XIX th congress of the International Primatological Society, 4-­‐9 Aug’02, Beijing, China.
Gupta, A.K. (2002). Protected area network and primate conservation in India. Abstract submitted and accepted in
XIX th congress of the International Primatological Society, 4-­‐9 Aug’02, Beijing, China.
Gupta, A.K. (2002). Status of Hoolock gibbon in India: Conservation issues and concerns. Abstract submitted and
accepted in XIX th congress of the International Primatological Society, 4-­‐9 Aug’02, Beijing, China.
Gupta, A.K. (2002). Is Hindu religion responsible for man-­‐monkey conflict. Abstract submitted and accepted in XIX th
congress of the International Primatological Society, 4-­‐9 Aug’02, Beijing, China.
Information wish to share: Currently running an "Indian Primates" yahoo web group having about 40 members. I
wish that this yahoo group can be used for effective networking. Exchange of information, view and ideas to further
the conservation Interest of non-­‐human primates should have access to workshops/seminars outcome.
Gupta, Shilpi
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Address:
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Student
3/41, Lakhnoo Compound, Marris Road
Aligarh 202 001 Uttar Pradesh
91-­‐571-­‐3151579
shilps.aligarh@indiatimes.com, shilpi@wii.gov.in
22.11.2005
Interested in primate: Reintroduction, Welfare, Captive management, Others-­‐Genetic.
Primate research & species of special interest: Interested and want to work on behavioural studies of Lion-­‐tailed
macaque in captive as well as in wild conditions. Also have interest to work for animal welfare programme for
primates conservation.
Special interest: Genetic variation in the population of Rhesus macaque or any other primate species in wild as well
as in captive conditions.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Orientation programme in the duration of M.Sc. (3 semesters).
1. Vegetation sampling and study fauna identification at Ranikhat, Almora on 5-­‐16 th Oct’04.

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2. Identification of fauna & flora on Bharatpur at 27-­‐30 Nov’04.
3. Identification of fauna at Ranthambore on 29 Nov’04.
4. Participated in Tiger census at Corbett Tiger Reserve in Uttarakhand from 28-­‐31 May’05.
Other primate projects: Behavioural observation and the management of primates especially Hoolock, Chimpanzee,
Lion-­‐tailed macaque in captive conditions at Delhi Zoo from 25-­‐27 Oct’04.
Information wish to share: After my M.Sc. I want to work on behavioural studies of primates especially LTM in wild
as well as in captive condition and your organisation helped me lot to developed new idea. Latest news about
endangered species of primates and also welfare programmes for the conservation of these innocent species. News,
any orientation programme related for primates welfare also training programme which help me lot to explose my
knowledge and also my career.
Guru, P.Y.
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Central Drug Research Institute
Chattar Mandzil, P.B. No: 173, Lucknow 226 001 Uttar Pradesh
91-­‐522-­‐2212411-­‐18
91-­‐522-­‐2623405
pyguru@rediffmail.com
06.01.2006
Hazarika, Reneema
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Research Fellow
Home Address: C/o G.C. Hazarika, Hatigaon Sewali Path, P.O.: Dispur
Guwahati 781 038 Assam
Mobile: 9719060835
ladybird2@rediffmail.com
31.03.2006
Interested in primate: Reintroduction, PVA Analysis (Vortex), Captive management.
Primate research & species of special interest: Habitat ecology, rehabilitation, reintroduction, captive breeding,
Man-­‐Primate conflict in Northeast India.
Special interest: Hoolock gibbon, Capped langur, Pig-­‐tailed macaque, Stump-­‐tailed macaque and Slow loris.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Resource partitioning among Hoolock gibbon, Capped langur and Pig-­tailed
macaque in Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam, Feb’04 – Jul’05.
Publications: Gupta, A.K., N. Sharma, S. Dasgupta, D. Chakraborty and R. Hazarika (2005). “Conservation of Hoolock
gibbon (Bunopithecus hoolock) in Northeastern India” (1-­‐26); ENVIS, Wildlife and PA, Vol: 8, 2005, WII, India.
Chakraborty, D. and R. Hazarika (2006). “The Shrinking Eden” on State of Conservation of Primates in Assam
(Sanctuary Asia -­‐ Issue Jun’06).
Hazarika, R. and A.K. Gupta (2005). Resource sharing by Hoolock gibbon (Bunopithecus hoolock) with two primate
species i.e. Pig tailed macaque and Capped langur in Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary in Assam. (187-­‐ 202), ENVIS, Wildlife
and Protected Areas, Vol: 8, 2005, WII, India.
Gupta, A.K. and R. Hazarika (Under Prep). Feeding Ecology of Pig-­‐tailed macaque (Macaca nemestrina leonina) in
Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam, India.
Gupta, A.K. and R. Hazarika (Under Prep). Feeding Ecology of Capped langur (Presbytis pileatus) in Gibbon Wildlife
Sanctuary, Assam, India.
Information wish to share: I would like to contribute articles regarding my experiences in the field.

Imam, Ekwal
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Researcher
C/o Iqbal Imam, Fazal Manzil, Hamza Colony, Lane-­‐1, Civil Lines
Aligharh 202 002 Uttar Pradesh
Mobile: 09412596264
ekwalimam01@gmail.com, ekwalimam@rediffmail.com
27.09.2008
Primate research & species of special interest: Behaviour of primate, management of commensal monkey/Rhesus
macaque.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): A study on some behavioural aspects of Rhesus monkey in Aligarh and
adjoining districts, AMU, Aligarh 2000.
Publications: Imam, E. and I. Malik (2006). Rhesus monkey Macaca mulatta, problems in India and their
management. In vertebrate pest in agriculture-­‐india scenario. Ed. Shakunthala Sridhara. Pub. Scientific Publisher,
Jodhpur.
Imam, E. and H.S.A. Yahya (2006). Relationship between male hierarchism and reproductive behaviour in Rhesus
monkey Macaca mulatta. Journal of Ecobiology Vol. 19(2): 185-­‐198.
Imam, E. and H.S.A. Yahya (2003). A behavioural relationship between mother and infant in Rhesus monkey Macaca
mulatta of Aligarh Dist., Northern India. Abstract in 28 th conference of the Ethological Society of India, Dept. of
Zoology, Sarah Tuker College, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, India.
Imam, E., H.S.A. Yahya and I. Malik (2002). A successful mass translocation of commensal Rhesus monkeys Macaca
mulatta in Vrindaban. Oryx (UK). Vol. 36(1): 87-­‐93.
Imam, E. and H.S.A. Yahya (2002). Management of monkey problems in Aligarh Muslim University campus, Uttar
Pradesh. Journal of Zoos' Print. Vol. 17(1): 685-­‐687.
Imam, E., I. Malik and H.S.A. Yahya (2001). Translocation of Rhesus monkey from Airforce Station, Gurgaon
(Haryana) to Natural forest of Firozpur -­‐ Jharkhad (Haryana), India. JBNHS. Vol. 98(3): 355-­‐359.
Imam, E. and H.S.A. Yahya (1995). Population dynamics and distribution of Rhesus monkey in Aligarh District. Journal
of Ecobiology. 79(10): 1-­‐9.
Imam, E. (1991). Translocation: A Proposal for the conservation and management of Rhesus monkey in Aligarh
district. Zoos' Print. Vol. VII(3): 3-­‐4.
Reports:
Imam, E. (2001). Translocation of Rhesus monkey from University campus (AMU, Aligarh) to semi natural forest of
Jawan, Aligarh. Report submitted to Dept. of Wildlife Sciences, AMU, Aligarh.
Imam, E. (1995). A preliminary survey of Rhesus monkey population in Vrindaban: Problems and its possible
management. A report submitted to World Wide Fund for Nature and Natural Resource (WWF-­‐India).
Abstract:
Imam, E. and H.S.A. Yahya (2003). A behavioural relationship between mother and infant in Rhesus monkey Macaca
mulatta of Aligarh Dist., Northern India. Abstract in 28 th Conference of the Ethological Society of India, Dept. of
Zoology, Sarah Tuker College, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, India.
Imam, E. and H.S.A. Yahya (2003). Biodiversity conservation through Protected Areas Networking: A case study of
Tamorpingla Sanctuary in Chattisgarh. Abstract in Nat. Conf. on Pop., Poverty & Envi., Dept. of Geography, AMU,
Aligarh.
Yahya, H.S.A. and E. Imam (2003). Joint Forest Management-­‐ A tool for biodiversity conservation. A case study of
Gandhisagar Sanctuary, Madhya Pradesh. Nat. Conf. on Pop., Poverty & Envi., Dept. of Geography, AMU, Aligarh.
Thesis/ Dissertation:
Imam, E. (2005). Habitat Suitability Analysis of tiger (Panthera tigris) in Chandoli National Park, Maharashtra using
Remote Sensing & GIS. (PG Diploma in Remote Sensing & GIS, Forestry & Ecology at IIRS, Dehradun).
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Imam, E. (2000). A study on some behavioural aspects of Rhesus monkey in Aligarh and adjoining dist. Ph.D. Thesis
submitted to AMU, Aligarh.
Imam, E. (1991). Population distribution of Rhesus Monkey in Aligarh Dist. M.Phil. dessertation submitted to AMU,
Aligarh.
Communicated:
Imam, E., S.P.S. Kushwaha, A. Singh, Md. Irfan-­‐ullah. Predictive modeling for evaluation of suitable habitat for tiger.
A Geo-­‐spatial approach. Ecological Modelling (Pub by ELSEVIER).
Imam, E., A. Mustafa and S.P.S. Kushwaha. Use of remote sensing and geo-­‐spatial technology in evaluation of wildlife
habitat changes: A case study of Chandoli National Park, Maharashtra (India).
A preliminary survey of Rhesus monkey Macaca mulatta & Hanuman langur Presbytis entellus in Katarniaghat
Wildlife Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh, India, Tiger Paper, Food & Agriculture Org. (FAO), Thailand.
Book : Primates of India by Dr. Ekwal Imam and Prof. H.S.A. Yahya (In press).
Joseph, Gigi K.
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Zoology, Nirmala College
Muvattupuzha P.O., Ernakulam Dist. 686 661 Kerala
Mobile: 9447432891
gigiperiyar@yahoo.co.in
06.01.2006
Karanth, Kota Praveen
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Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Assistant Professor
Center for Ecological Science, Indian Institute of Science
Bangalore 560 012 Karnataka
Home Address: C/o Shri K.S. Karanth, No. 44, II nd Cross, Hospital Ext., Vinayak Nagar,
Hebbal, Bangalore 560 024 Karnataka
91-­‐80-­‐22932786
91-­‐80-­‐23601428, 23600683
karanth@ces.iisc.ernet.in, karanthp@hotmail.com
06.01.2006
Khatri, Tikam Chand
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Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Reader in Zoology
J.N. Govt. College
Aberdeen, Port Blair 744 104, Andaman and Nicobar Islands
91-­‐319-­‐2235680
tikamtulsi@rediffmail.com
03.11.2005
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Education, Man/Animal conflict, Captive Mgmt., Others-­‐Population Dynamics.
Primate research & species of special interest: Special interest: Long tailed Macaque -­‐ Macaca fascicularis, Nicobar
crab eating Macaque -­‐ Macaca fascicularis umbrosa.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Pre tsunami: Man-­‐monkey (Long tailed Macaque) conflict was studied
at Great Nicobar in Mar’99.
Post tsunami: Impact assessment of tsunami Nicobar crab eating Macaque study at Katchal, Gt. Nicobar from Jul’05.

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Other primate projects: Man-­‐monkey conflicts at Great Nicobar on Mar’99. Edu. through nature camps in Aug’05.
Information wish to share: Before tsunami the status of Crab eating Macaque was near threatened but after
tsunami what is the actual ground position has to be studied at priority basis.
Krishna, B.A.
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Date of Info:
C/o Dr. Mewa Singh
Dept. of Studies in Psychology, University of Mysore
Manasagangotri, Mysore 570 006 Karnataka
91-­‐821-­‐2518772
91-­‐821-­‐2514239
06.01.2006
Krishna, Murali
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Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Research Scholar
Wildlife Resource & Conservation Lab, Dept. of Forestry
North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology (NERIST)
Nirjuli, Itanagar 791 109 Arunachal Pradesh
Mobile: 918974919170
murali7murali@gmail.com, muralikrishna.c@hotmail.com
02.12.2011
Interested in primate: Diversity, Behaviour, Photography
Primate research & species of special interest: Ecology of Eastern Hoolock Gibbon and Phayre's leaf monkey
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Presently enrolled for a Ph.D.
Krishnamani, R.
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Programme Coordinator
Southern Western Ghats Landscape Programme, WWF-­‐India
5/2, 2 nd X, Chinthamani Nagar, K.K. Pudur, Coimbatore 641 038, Tamil Nadu
91-­‐422-­‐4202802, Mobile: 9442621036
rkmani21@gmail.com, rkmani@rainforest-­‐initiative.org
06.01.2006
Kumar, Awadhesh
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Lecturer in Wildlife Management & Conservation
Dept. of Forestry, North Eastern Regional Institute of Science & Technology
Nirjuli, Itanagar 791 109, Arunachal Pradesh
91-­‐360-­‐22749108 Ext 6441, Mobile: 9436055347
reshi123in@yahoo.co.in, tpileatus@gmail.com
15.10.2004
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Education, Reintroduction, Welfare, Man/Animal conflict, Captive management,
Grant writing.
Primate research & species of special interest: Objective of research: Time budget activity; Feeding ecology;
Reproductive behaviour; Social relationship; Anthropogenic threats to primates; Habitat evaluation; Conservation.

Special interest: Capped langur Trachypithecus pileatus, Rhesus macaque Macaca mulatta.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Primates ecology and social behaviour. "Studies on ecological and
behavioural aspects of Capped langur Trachypithecus pileatus in Pakhui WLS, Arunachal Pradesh".
List of field or museum studies of primates: Capped Langur Trachypithecus pileatus at Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary
from 2001-­‐04.
Rhesus macaque Macaca mulatta at Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary from 2001-­‐02.
Publications: Awadhesh Kumar and G.S. Solanki (2004). Ethno – sociological impact of Capped langur Trachypithecus
pileatus and suggestions for conservation: A case study of reserve forest in Assam. J. Natcon 16(1): 107-­‐113.
Awadhesh Kumar and G.S. Solanki (2003). A rare feeding observation on Water lily Nymphaea alba by the Capped
langur Trachypithecus pileatus. Folia Primatologica 809: 1-­‐3.
Awadhesh Kumar and G.S. Solanki (in press). Observation on drinking water in Capped langur Trachypithecus pileatus
in Nauduar Reserve Forest, Assam. Asian Primates Newsletter.
Kumar, Ajith
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
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Email:
Date of Info:
Course Director
National Centre for Biological Sciences, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
G.K.V.K. Campus, Bellary Road, Bangalore 560 065 Karnataka
91-­‐80-­‐23636421 Ext. 4011, 23636429, Mobile: 9448360616
91-­‐80-­‐23636662
ajith@ncbs.res.in
06.01.2006
Kumar, M. Ananda
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Address:
Phone:
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Email:
Date of Info:
Research Associate
Nature Conservation Foundation
3076/5, IV Cross, Mysore 570 002 Karnataka
OR Rainforest Restoration Research Station, NCF
8/364, Cooperative colony, Valparai, Coimbatore Dist. 642 127, Tamil Nadu
91-­‐821-­‐2515601
91-­‐821-­‐2513822
anandk69@rediffmail.com, anand@ncf-­‐india.org
06.01.2006
Kumar, R. Hemanth
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Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Conservator of Forests
Forest Dept. of Uttar Pradesh, Varanasi Circle
Phase 1, Ashok Vihar Colony, Pahadiya, Varanasi 221 007 Uttar Pradesh
91-­‐542-­‐2584444, Res: 2585333 Mobile: 9415786586
hravivarapu@yahoo.com
06.01.2006
Kumara, Honnavalli N.
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Address:
Phone:
Research Associate
National Institute of Advanced Studies, Indian Institute of Science Campus
Bengaluru 560 012, Karnataka
Home Address: LIG-­‐38/2, 1 st Floor, Basaveshwara Nilaya, “K” Block
Ramakrishna Nagar, Mysore 570 022, Karnataka
Mobile: 9448997510
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Date of Info:
honnavallik@yahoo.com, honnavallik@gmail.com
06.01.2006
Majumdar, Subeer S.
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
National Institute of Immunology
Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, New Delhi 110 067
91-­‐11-­‐26717121 to 145
91-­‐11-­‐26162125, 26177626
hisubeer@yahoo.com, subeer@nii.res.in
06.01.2006
Mallapur, Avanti
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
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Zoo Biologist-­‐Consultant
C/o Dr. Anindya Sinha, National Inst. of Adv. Studies, Indian Institute of Sci. campus
Bangalore 560 012 Karnataka
Home Address: B-­‐102 Casa Ansal, Bannergshatta Road, J.P. Nagar III Phase
Bangalore 560 076 Karnataka
91-­‐80-­‐26584036
avantim@yahoo.com, amallapur@rediffmail.com
12.01.2005
Interested in primate: Education, Reintroduction, Welfare, Grant writing, PVA Analysis (Vortex), Captive
management, Others-­‐Nutrition.
Primate research & species of special interest: Endangered/ Threatened primates, Conservation breeding, Animal
behaviour (Applied) and Animal welfare, Ex-­‐situ Conservation, Zoo education.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Yes, Details not provided.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Influence of exhibit design on behaviour of captive primates-­significance
to ex-­‐situ conservation in Indian Zoos. Aug’99-­‐Sep’2000.
Influence of factors on the behaviour and welfare of captive Lion tailed macaques significance to ex-­‐situ
conservation in Indian Zoos. Oct’01-­‐Dec’03.
Experience / Expertise in captive maintenance / Breeding of primates: No, only research.
Information wish to share: Update on primate related activities in India. Meet other primatologists online. New
publications from Indian scientists on primates.
Manjramkar, D.D.
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Address:
Phone:
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Email:
Date of Info:
Scientist
Div. of Clinical Research, National Institute for Research in Reproductive Health
Jehangir Merwanji Street, Parel, Mumbai 400 012, Maharashtra
91-­‐22-­‐24192044, 24132111, 24132112, Mobile: 9892544320
91-­‐22-­‐24139412
manjramkardd@rediffmail.com
06.01.2006

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Medhi, Rekha
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
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Email:
Date of Info:
Lecturer
Dept. of Zoology, Jawaharlal Nehru College
Boko, Kamrup 781 123 Assam
Home Address: C/o. Animesh Chandra Medhi, Pub-­‐Saranja (Near Ganesh Mandir)
P.O. Silpukhuri, Guwahati 781 003 Assam
Res: 91-­‐361-­‐2513133, Mobile: 9435306401
91-­‐361-­‐2570647
medhirekha@rediffmail.com, chetryrekha@gmail.com
23.09.2004
Interested in primate: Reintroduction, Man/Animal conflict, Grant writing, Captive management
Primate research & species of special interest: Status and demography, Ecology & behaviour, Community
conservation and Conservation. Special interest: Golden langur, Capped langur & Hoolock gibbon.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Yes, details not provided.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Primate survey in Northeast India in NP, Wildlife Sanctuaries and
Reserve Forests 1997-­‐2002.
Eco-­‐behavioural study in Assam from 1998 onward.
Community Conservation in Assam, 2002.
Conservation Education in Assam, 2004.
Other primate projects: Behavioural response of Golden langur in different habitats in Assam, India 2002.
Behavioural of Golden Langur, T. geei (Khajuria, 1996) in a reverine Island in Assam, 2002.
Community study for identifying threats of Golden langur, 2002.
Ethno primatological study of temple primate in Northeast India, 2003.
Conservation of Hoolock gibbon through education in GWLS, Assam, 2004.
Information wish to share: Interact with primatologists from other areas to share knowledge, ideas & expertise.
Mitra, Sangita
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Address:
Phone:
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Email:
Date of Info:
Senior Project Officer
WWF-­‐India, West Bengal State Office
Tata Centre, 1 st Floor, 43, J.L. Nehru Road, Kolkata 700 071, West Bengal
Home Address: 32A, Hara-­‐Mohan Ghosh Lane, Kolkata 700 085, West Bengal
91-­‐33-­‐22883038, 22883761, Res: 91-­‐33-­‐23532090, Mobile: 9433290743
91-­‐33-­‐22883761
smitra@wwfindia.net, monkinct@rediffmail.com
19.07.2004
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Education, Reintroduction, Man/Animal conflict, Grant writing, PVA Analysis
(Vortex).
Primate research & species of special interest: Major interest on Assamese macaques Macaca Assamensis
inhabiting the Northeastern states of India and its counter parts in the western most limit of its range (i.e. near
Nepal and Uttar Pradesh). Special interest: Bunopithecus hoolock & Nycticebus bengalensis.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Eco-­‐behavioural study of the Assamese macaque in 2000. Univeristy of
Burdwan. Guide: Dr. P.K. Chaudhury and Dr. J.R.B. Alfred.
Primate studies guidance: Presently guiding students, but not anyone in primate studies.

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List of field or museum studies of primates: 1. On ecology, behaviour and breeding habits in North Bengal from
1995-­‐2001.
2. On status and distribution of non-­‐human primate species in South Bengal in Birbhum, Bardhaman, Nadia,
Midnapore district from 1996-­‐97 and 2003-­‐04.
3. Survey of non-­‐human primate in Tripura from 1995 to 96.
4. Status of Rhesus macaque in Sunderban Biosphere Reserve from 2004 onwards.
Publications: Mitra, S. (2000). Interspecific interactions in Macaca assamensis. Cheetal 39(3-­‐4): 67-­‐70.
Mitra, S. (2000). Assamese macaque (Macaca assamensis). Twilight. 2(2-­‐3): 51-­‐53.
Mitra, S. (2001). Assamese macaque (Macaca assamensis McClelland, 1839) in West Bengal Govt. of W. Bengal, p 33.
Mitra, S. (2002). Diet & feeding behaviour of Assamese macaque. Asian Primates 8(1-­‐2): 12-­‐14.
Mitra, S. (2002). Non-­‐human primates of India. Cheetal 41(3-­‐4).
Mitra, S. & J.R.B. Alfred (2002). Population ecology of Macaca assamensis McClelland, 1839 in Darjeeling. XIX th
Congress of International Primatological Society (Abstr.): 219pp.
Mitra, S. (2002). Conserving biodiversity in different perspective Primates in Special. Banabithi (Wildlife Issue): 46-­‐47.
Mitra, S. (2002, 2003). Foods consumed by Assamese macaques in West Bengal, India. Asian Primates 8(3-­‐4): 17-­‐20.
Mitra, S. (2004). Observations on the reproductive behaviour of Macaca assamensis in Darjeeling.
Alfred, J.R.B., A.K. Sanyal, A. Roy, S.K. Tiwari, S. Mitra and B. Bhatta (2004). Biodiversity in West Bengal: A
demographic approach. 7 th Annual International Conference Map India 2004 (Abst.).
Mitra, S. (2004). Environmental challenges before the Gangetic delta (In press).
Information wish to share: A detail study on Man/Animal conflicts taking place in several parts of South Bengal will
be taken up shortly. A network with Indian primatologists is intended to built up for restoring the primate habitats
and bring an alternative strategy to reduce Man/Monkey conflict in recent times. Suggestions from the International
primatologists will be accepted while developing such policies.
Mohnot, S. M.
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
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Email:
Date of Info:
Director
Primate Research Centre
396, 3 rd C Road, Sardarpura, Jodhpur 342 001 Rajasthan
91-­‐291-­‐2432033, 2654520
91-­‐291-­‐2441672
prcindia@sancharnet.in, mlpc@satyam.net.in, sdsjodhpur@sancharnet.in
06.01.2006
Molur, Sanjay
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Executive Director ZOO, Founder Secretary WILD
Zoo Outreach Organization
96, Kumudham Nagar, Vilankurichi Road, Coimbatore 641 035, Tamil Nadu
91-­‐422-­‐2665298, Mobile: 91 9367619991
91-­‐422-­‐ 2665472
herpinvert@gmail.com
19.07.2004

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Murmu, Atindra
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Date of Info:
Zoological Survey of India
M-­‐Block, New Alipore, Kolkata 700 053, West Bengal
91-­‐33-­‐24008595
91-­‐33-­‐24006893
06.01.2006
Nag, Chetan
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Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Senior Research Fellow
Center for Ecological Sciences, Indian Institute of Science
Bangalore 560 012, Karnataka
91-­‐80-­‐22932786
chethology@gmail.com, ch_ethology@yahoo.com
08.11.2010
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Diversity, Genetics, Acoustics, Behaviour, Photography, Man/Animal conflict,
Grant writing.
Primate research & species of special interest: Ecology, Evolution, Conservation, Taxonomy. Speical Interest:
Semnopithecus entellus, Macaque.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Presently enrolled for a Ph.D.
Other primate projects: Comparative study of reproductive patterns in wild Lion-­‐tailed macaques, Valparai, IGWS,
Coimbatore, Jun-­‐Nov 2005.
Publications: Taxonomic implications of a field study of morphotypes of Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus entellus in
peninsular India, 2010. International Journal of Primatology (accepted).
Nameer, Paingamadathil Ommer
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Address:
Phone:
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Email:
Date of Info:
Professor
Centre for Wildlife Studies, College of Forestry, Kerala Agricultural University
Thrissur 680 656 Kerala
91-­‐487-­‐2438420, 2370050 Extn: 221 Res: 2373106, Mobile: 9446573106
91-­‐487-­‐2371040
nameerpo@gmail.com
06.01.2006
Pradhan, Malhar S.
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Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Retired Scientist ZSI
Home Address: B-­‐2, Kalpanamati HSG. SOC., Aundh Gaon
Pune 411 007 Maharashtra
Res: 91-­‐20-­‐25883681, Mobile: 9823352904
wspradhan@yahoo.com
06.01.2006

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Punekar, Sachin Anil
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
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Email:
Date of Info:
Scientist
Paleobiology Group, Agharkar Research Institute
G.G. Agarkar Road, Pune 411 004 Maharashtra
Home Address: "Eshwari", 52/403, Lakshminagar, Parvati hill
Pune 411 009, Maharashtra
91-­‐20-­‐25653680 Ext. 270, Res: 24232573, Mobile: 9623459701, 9372755548
91-­‐20-­‐25651542
sachinpunekar@gmail.com, punekarsachin@hotmail.com
11.03.2009
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Diversity, Behaviour, Photography, Education.
Primate research & species of special interest: Behavioural ecology (Feeding ecology -­‐ Seasonal variations, food
preferences). Special interest: Langurs, Macaque, Lorises.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Yes, not related to Primates.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Punekar, S.A. (2002). Some food plants of Hanuman langur
Semnopithecus entellus (Dufresne) in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra, India. Zoo's Print Journal 17(6): 797-­‐801.
Food plants of Slender loris (Loris tardigradus subsp. Malabaricus) in Anshi N.P., Karnataka (Field observations). Jul’
01-­‐Jun’07.
Publications: Punekar, S.A. (2002). Some food plants of Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus (Dufresne) in the
Western Ghats of Maharashtra, India. Zoo's Print Journal 17(6): 797-­‐801.
Information wish to share: My work on the food plants of Hanuman langur which is in a preliminary stage. I intend
to ultimately work on feeding ecology of Langurs, Macaques and Lorises with an aim to understand their role in
pollination of the arborescent and other plant taxa in the Western Ghats.
Radhakrishna, Sindhu
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
National Institute of Advanced Studies, Indian Institute of Science Campus
Bangalore 560 012, Karnataka
91-­‐80-­‐23604351, Mobile: 9845402732
91-­‐80-­‐23606634
sindhu@nias.iisc.ernet.in
06.01.2006
Raghavan, Roopali
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Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Research Associate
B-­‐3, Krithika Apartments, New No. 5, Sriram Nagar South Street, Teynampet
Chennai 600 018, Tamil Nadu
91-­‐44-­‐24997055
roopali_r@yahoo.com
21.09.2004
Interested in primate: Education, Reintroduction, Others-­‐Survey methodology, sample collection from animal.
Primate research & species of special interest: Behavioural studies and social organization in Macaques. Special
interest: Lion tailed macaque. Status, distribution and conservation problems faced by the Hoolock gibbon.
List of field or museum studies of primates: 1. Social behaviour of Lion-­‐tailed macaques in the wild. (WII Masters
dissertation project) Nov 2000-­‐May 2001. Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary, TN.

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2. Status and distribution Hoolock gibbons in fragmented forests of Digboi, Dibrugarh and Tinsukia divisions, Assam.
(As a subset of a WII project) Jan’02-­‐Aug’04.
Information wish to share: Sharing of knowledge and wisdom attained by different individuals working in diverse
fields of primate research to benefit effective conservation.
Rajpurohit, Durg Singh
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Research Fellow
Wildlife Institute of India
Chandrabani, Post box: 18, Dehradun 248 001, Uttarakhand
Home Address: 1-­‐C-­‐136, Kudi Bhagtasani Housing Board, Jodhpur 342009, Rajasthan
91-­‐135-­‐264112, Res: 91-­‐2960-­‐240162, Mobile: 09414382628
dsprimatologist77@yahoo.com, dsprimatologist77@gmail.com,
drdsraj_zoology@yahoo.com
27.09.2007
Interested in primate: Education, Man/Animal conflict, Captive management.
Primate research & species of special interest: My interest is on eco-­‐behavioural study on Hanuman langur and wish
to work on endangered species of Indian Primates in future.3
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): "Study the dominance hierarchy and its role in social organisation in
Hanuman langur, Semnopithecus entellus entellus (Dufresne, 1797) Rajasthan, India. Animal behaviour unit, Zoology
Dept., JNV University, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India, 2005. Supervisor Dr. L.S. Rajpurohit, Assoc. Prof.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Dominance and other behavioural aspects of Hanuman langur, Jodhpur,
5 yrs. (2001-­‐05).
Dominance and other behavioural aspects and some other of conflict between Human and Primates. Uttarakhand,
Kanha, Corbett, Nagarjuna Sagar, Rajaji NP. 2006-­‐07. Not published yet.
Experience / Expertise in captive maintenance / Breeding of primates: Have more than 6 years of research
experience as JRF & SRF-­‐CSIR on field work on primate especially Hanuman langur. Not worked in captive or
breeding aspects.
Publications: Rajpurohit, L.S., A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker and D.S. Rajpurohit (2002). Use of non-­human
primates in biomedical and behavioural researches. Cheetal, Vol. 41(3&4): 62-­‐68.
Rajpurohit, L.S. and D.S. Rajpurohit (2003). Dominance structure in Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus.
Abstract in XXVIII International Ethological Conference, Florianopolis, Brazil Pp. 196.
Rajpurohit, L.S., A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit and D.S. Rajpurohit (2004). Observation of isolated/solitary male
Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus entellus in Semi-­‐Arid region. Primate Report, Germany Pp. 196.
Bhaker, N.R., D.S. Rajpurohit and L.S. Rajpurohit (2004). Vocalization in Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus
around Jodhpur, Rajasthan U.P. J. Zool., 24(3): 227-­‐233.
Rajpurohit, R.S., N.R. Bhaker, D.S. Rajpurohit and L.S. Rajpurohit (2005). Habitat quality and play in Hanuman langur,
Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, India. The U.P. J. Zool. Society, Vol. 25 (In press).
Rajpurohit, D.S. and L.S. Rajpurohit (2005). Dominance hierarchy in Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus around
Jodhpur, Rajasthan (India). Abstract in 92 nd Indian Science Congress, Ahmedabad. Pp. 27-­‐28.
Rajpurohit, L.S., A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker & D.S. Rajpurohit (2005). Socio-­‐ecology & conservation
of Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus. Abstract in 92 nd Indian Science Congress, Ahmedabad. Pp. 28.
Rajpurohit, D.S. and L.S. Rajpurohit (2005). Correlation between dominance status and aggressive behaviour in
Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus. Abstract in XXIX Conference of the Ethological Society of India and
National Symposium on Unconventional pests, Bangalore Pp. 45.
Bhaker, N.R., D.S. Rajpurohit and L.S. Rajpurohit (2005). Alarm calls in Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus entellus:
Evidence for predator defence strategies. Cheetal (in press).

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Rajpurohit, D.S. and L.S. Rajpurohit (2005). Displacement interactions -­‐ the determinants of dominance hierarchy in
Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur (India). The J. of Adv. Zool. (In press).
Rajpurohit, D.S. and L.S. Rajpurohit (2006). Social rank and resource utilization in Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus
entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Paper submitted for 93 rd Indian Sci. Congress, Hyderabad in Jan 2006.
Rajpurohit, L.S., A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker, D.S. Rajpurohit, G. Sharma (2006). Take over followed
by infanticide in Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur (India). Paper submitted for 93 rd Indian
Sci. Congress held at Hyderabad in Jan 2006.
Rajpurohit, L.S., A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker, D.S. Rajpurohit, G. Sharma (2006). Eco-­‐ethological and
conservation of Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus. The Journal of Current Sciences (In press).
Rajpurohit, L.S., A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker, D.S. Rajpurohit, G. Sharma (2006). Man monkey
conflict and urbanization in non-­‐human primates. XXI st Congress of the International Primatological Society (IPS),
held at Entebbe, Uganda in Jun’06.
Rajpurohit, L.S., A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker, D.S. Rajpurohit, G. Sharma (2006). Recent observation
on resident male change followed by infanticide in Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur.
Primate Report, Germany.
Rajpurohit, D.S. and L.S. Rajpurohit (2006). Rank order and resource utilization in Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus
entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Journal of Nature Conservation, Vol. 18(1), p. 91-­‐96.
Rajpurohit, D.S. and L.S. Rajpurohit (2006). Grooming as social rank determinant in Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus
entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Himalayan Journal of Environment and Zoology (accepted).
Information wish to share: To work continously on primates, on more aspects with many or all endangered species
of primates in India. With this network, I will do better for conservation of critical primate species.
Ram, Sunita
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“Padamshree” 170/B, 14th Main, I Block East, Jayanagar
Bangalore 560 011, Karnataka
Res: 91-­‐80-­‐26655470, 91-­‐80-­‐26342462
r_sunita@yahoo.com
06.01.2006
Ramachandran, K. K.
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Scientist
Wildlife Biology Division, Kerala Forest Research Institute
Peechi, Thrissur 680 653, Kerala
Home Address: KFRI quarters III/7, KFRI campus, Peechi 680 653 Kerala
91-­‐487-­‐282037, Res: 91-­‐487-­‐282537
91-­‐487-­‐282249
ramachandran@kfri.org
06.01.2006
Ramaswamy, G.
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Principal
A.V.C. College
Mannampandal, Mayiladuthurai 609 305 Tamil Nadu
Home Address: H. No.4, Saradha Colony, Thiruvilandur South St.,
Mayiladuturai 609 001 Tamil Nadu
91-­‐4364-­‐229911, Res: 91-­‐4364-­‐225634
prof_gramaswamy@yahoo.com
06.01.2006

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Sahoo, Santosh Kumar
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Chariman
Conservation Himalayas (NGO)
#977, Sector 41-­‐A, Chandigarh 160 036
Mobile: 9876820516
chimalayas@yahoo.com, arunameeru@hotmail.com
06.01.2006
Samina, Hisamuddin Farooqi
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Researcher
7-­‐HIG, Ada Flats, Sir Syed Nagar
Aligarh 202 002 Uttar Pradesh
Mobile: 9897217697
thamina12@yahoo.com
12.06.2006
Interested in primate: Behaviour, Education, Man/Animal conflict, Captive management, Others-­‐Trekking.
Primate research & species of special interest: Chimpanzee Pan troglodytes behaviour in capitvity, Great Apes
reproductive physiology.
Chimpanzee or other primates communication, cognition and language research studies.
List of field or museum studies of primates: An observational study of the behaviour of Chimpanzee Pan troglodytes
in captivity, National Zoological Park, New Delhi, India, M.Sc. Dissert 2002.
Behaviour of Primates -­‐ Behaviour in response to physiology of apes in captivity -­‐ A hormonal profile study in
National Zoological Park, New Delhi, India, M.Phil. Dissert 2004.
Other primate projects: Short project: The behavioural profile of Rhesus monkeys in Lutyens Delhi, New Delhi 2005.
Study on behavioural ecology of Nilgiri langurs in Periyar NP, Kerala 2003.
Summer internship -­‐ Project bow, in Missouri, on 3½ year old Chimpanzee behaviour and language acquistion -­‐ MO,
USA 2005.
Experience / Expertise in captive maintenance / Breeding of primates: Yes, Chimpanzee Pan troglodytes. From
2002-­‐04, I have done my dissertation on the reproductive profile of harmones of a chimpanzee in National
Zoological Park, New Delhi.
Information wish to share: I am a burgeoning primatologist and have a keen interest in non-­‐human primates
behavioural, cognition research. All updates on primatology, current research projects in my field, meeting other
primatologists, internship and employment oppurtunities.
Sarkar, Prabal
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Wildlife Trust of India
F-­‐13, Sector-­‐8, Noida 201 301, Uttar Pradesh
OR C/o Shri S.C. Dey, Gate No: 1, Malagaon, Guwahati 781 014 Assam
91-­‐120-­‐ 4143900
psarkar@hotmail.com
06.01.2006

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Sarmah, Amal Chandra
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Divisional Forest Officer
Digboi Division
Itabhata P.O. & P.S., Digboi, Tinsukia 786 171 Assam
91-­‐3751-­‐264433, Res: 91-­‐3751-­‐264839
18.04.2005
Primate research & species of special interest: Special interest: Hoolock Gibbon.
Experience / Expertise in captive maintenance / Breeding of primates: Man/Animal conflict.
Sati, J.P.
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Phone:
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Email:
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Northern Regional Station, Zoological Survey of India
218, Kaulagarh Road, P.O. IPE, Dehradun 248 195 Uttarakhand
91-­‐135-­‐2758362, 2755275, 2755279
91-­‐135-­‐2758362
jpsatizsi@yahoo.co.in
06.01.2006
Publications: Alfred, J.R.B. and J.P. Sati (1985). On the Hoolock gibbon and its possible conservation programme.
Zoonic News. 2: 19-­‐23.
Alfred, J.R.B. and J.P. Sati (1986). The Gibbons with special reference to Hylobates hoolock in wildlife wealth of India
(Resources and Mgmt.) T.C. Majupuria (ed.) Tec. Press. Service Bangkok. Pp. 384-­‐390.
Alfred, J.R.B. and J.P. Sati (1986). Diet and feeding behaviour in the Hoolock gibbons of Garo Hills in North-­‐Eastern
India. National Symposium on Conservation & Use of Primates in Biomedical Researches. Abst.: 15.
Alfred, J.R.B. and J.P. Sati (1987). Sexual behaviour in the Hylobates hoolock. Int. Journal Primatol. 8(5): 530.
Alfred, J.R.B., V.T. Darlong and J.P. Sati (1989). Wildlife conservation in NE India: Problems and Realities. Exposure. 2
(1): 11-­‐16.
Alfred, J.R.B. and J.P. Sati (1990). Behavioural study of the Hylobates hoolock Harl. In Current Trends in
Environmental Biology. Proc. 2 nd Int. Symp. Life Science. R.R. Mishra and K. Chatterjee (eds.): 85-­‐93.
Alfred, J.R.B. and J.P. Sati (1990). Survey and Census of the Hoolock gibbon in west Garo hills, NE India. Primates 31
(2): 299-­‐306.
Alfred, J.R.B. and J.P. Sati (1990). Diet and feeding behaviour in the Hoolock gibbon of Garo Hills. Int. Journal of
Primatol 12: 107.
Sati, J.P. and J.R.B. Alfred (1990). On the western limit of Pig-­‐tailed macaque distribution in NE India. Rec. Zool. Surv.
India. 87(4): 263-­‐264.
Sati, J.P. and J.R.B. Alfred (1991). Bhartiya Van Manush Hoolock gibbon. Paryavaran. 3(4): 43-­‐45.
Sati, J.P. (1994). Unusual behaviour in Lion-­‐tailed macaque. Ann. Forestry. 9(1): 172-­‐174.
Alfred, J.R.B. and J.P. Sati (1991). On the first record of infanticide in the Hoolock gibbon, Hylobates hoolock in the
wild. Rec. Zool. Surv. India. 89(1-­‐4): 319-­‐321.
Sati, J.P. (1991). Eke Din Jangali Hathion ke Beech. Paryavaran. 4(1): 13-­‐15.
Sati, J.P. (1992). Van Manush. Paryavaran. 4(2-­‐3): 54-­‐57.
Dalong, V.T., D. Choudhury, J.P. Sati and J.R.B. Alfred (1992). Wildlife and the Vanishing Forests: An appraisal. In
Environmental Conservation and Waste land Development in Meghalaya. Proc. workshop. A. Gupta and D.C. Dhar
(eds.) Meghalaya Science Society, Shillong. Pp. 108-­‐126.
Sati, J.P. (1993). Sunhara Langur. Paryavaran. 5(3): 41-­‐42.

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Sati, J.P. (1994). Sher Puchhi Bunder. Paryavaran. 6(4): 35-­‐36.
Alfred, J.R.B. & J.P. Sati (1994). Diet & feeding in Hoolock gibbon of Garo Hills in NE India. Ann. For. 2(4): 109-­‐122.
Sati, J.P. (2001). Unusual behaviour in Lion-­‐tailed macaque. Ann. For. 9(1): 172-­‐174.
Sati, J.P. and J.R.B. Alfred (2002). Hoolock gibbon Bunopithecus hoolock In. ENVIS Bulletin: Wildlife & Protected
Areas, Non-­‐Human Primates of India, A.K. Gupta (editor). Vol. 1(1): 60-­‐67.
Sati, J.P. and J.R.B. Alfred (2002). Incident of infant falling in Hoolock gibbon. Rec. Zool. Surv. India 100 (Part 1-­‐2):1-­‐3.
Sati, J.P. and J.R.B. Alfred (2002). Locomotion and posture in Hoolock gibbon. Ann. For. 10 (2): 298-­‐306.
Sati, J.P. (2003). Remark on the distribution of Golden langur Trachypithecus geei in Garo-­‐Hills, Meghalaya, Ann. For.,
(4): 136-­‐140.
Sati, J.P. (2004). Hoolock gibbon Ape in distress. Science Reporter. 41(6): 47-­‐49.
Sati, J.P. (2006). Observation on feeding behaviour of Rhesus monkey and defensive behaviour of House crow in
urban habitat. Ann. For., Mss. pp. 1-­‐2.
Sati, J.P. (2007). Vanmanush ke Sikurte Awaas. Vigayan Viloki, 2(2-­‐3): 3-­‐4.
Sati, J.P. (2007). Sunhara langur. Vigayan Viloki, 2(2-­‐3): 18-­‐19.
Sati J.P. (2008). Gold langur: Living Gold. Science Reporter, Vol. 45(11), Nov 2008 ISSN 0036-­‐8512, NISCAIR, CSIR,
New Delhi, 29-­‐30.
Sati, J.P. (2009). Death of young Hoolock gibbons. Zoo’s Print, Vol. XXIV(1): Jan 2009 (RNI 10: 4).
Sati, J.P. (2009). Golden langur: Threat and Conservation. Cheetal (1&2): 26-­‐30.
Sharma, Ananthakrishna
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Freelance Counselor
7, Simhadri, AMS Layout, Vidyaranyapura
Bangalore 560 097, Karnataka, India
91-­‐80-­‐23642756, Mobile: 9886723218
anantha@baaks.com, ananthakrishna.sharma@gmail.com
06.01.2006
Sharma, Goutam
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Post Doctoral
Animal Behaviour Unit, Dept. of Zoology, JNV University
Jodhpur 342 001 Rajasthan
Res: 91-­‐291-­‐2720147, Mobile: 9351606181
gautam_234746@yahoo.co.in, gsharma234746@gmail.com
05.07.2010
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Genetics, Behaviour, Diseases, Captive breeding, Photography, Education,
Man/Animal conflict, Captive management, Others.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): “Paternal care in Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus in and
around Jodhpur” JNV University, Jodhpur 2007. Guide: Dr. L.S. Rajpurohit.
Publications: Rajpurohit, L.S., A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker, D.S. Rajpurohit and G. Sharma (2006).
Eco-­‐ethology and conservation of Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus entellus. In J. Curr. Sci. 9(2): Pp. 827-­‐830.
Rajpurohit, L.S., A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker, D.S. Rajpurohit and G. Sharma (2006). Man-­‐monkey
conflict and urbanization in non-­‐human primates. Int. J. Primatol. 27(Sup. 1): 117.

Rajpurohit, L.S., A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker, D.S. Rajpurohit and G. Sharma (2008). Recent
observation on resident male change followed by Infanticide in Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus entellus around
Jodhpur. Primate Report 75: 33-­‐40.
Mohnot, S.M., L.S. Rajpurohit, A.C. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker, D.S. Rajpurohit, G. Sharma, Devilal, P.
Vijay & B. Swami (2007). Urbanization in Non-­‐human Primates and comparision with human being. Cheetal vol.
46(1&2): 19-­‐30.
Mohnot, S.M., P. Winkler, U. Mohnot, V. Sommer, G. Agoramoorthy, L.S. Rajpurohit, A. Srivastava, C. Borries, C.
Ross, D. Stephen, A.K. Chhangani, O. Schulke, N.R. Bhaker, C. Little, R.S. Rajpurohit, G. Sharma, D.S. Rajpurohit,
Devilal, P. Vijay and B. Swami (2008). A 30 years history of Kailana – I (K-­‐I or B-­‐19) Bisexual troop of Hanuman langur
Semnopithecus entellus at Jodhpur (India). Primate Report 76: 55-­‐61.
Rajpurohit, L.S. and G. Sharma. Paternal care in a multimale bisexual troop of Hanuman langur Semnopithecus
entellus. Amer. J. Primatol. (communicated).
Sharma, G. and L.S. Rajpurohit. Multiple births in free-­‐ranging Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus around
Jodhpur, India. Folia Primatol. (communicated).
Sharma, G., B. Swami and L.S. Rajpurohit. Maternal Attachment – Dead infant carrying in Hanuman langur
Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Tiger Paper (accepted).
Swami, B., G. Sharma and L.S. Rajpurohit (2009). Study the development of infants in a unimale bisexual troop of
Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India. J. Natcon 21(2): 281-­‐286.
Rajpurohit, L.S., G. Sharma, P. Vijay, Devilal and B. Swami (2009). Correlation between dispersal of male and
inbreeding avoidance in Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus. Bull. Biol. Sci. Vol. VII (3): 205-­‐210.
Rajpurohit, L.S., G. Sharma and B. Swami (2009). Maternal behaviour in Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus
around Jodhpur. Cheetal, Vol. 47(No. 1&2): 16-­‐25.
Sharma, G. and L.S. Rajpurohit. Formation of unimale bisexual troop from a multimal bisexual one of Hanuman
langur Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Asian Journal of Experimental Sciences (communicated).
Sharma, G. and L.S. Rajpurohit. Study on the intergroup-­‐interaction & male monkey killing in free ranging Hanuman
langurs Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Paper submitted for Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. India.
Sharma, G., P. Vijay, Devilal and L.S.Rajpurohit. Study the Impact of tourists and local visitors on Hanuman langur
population in and around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Paper accepted In Int. Journal of Ecology & Environmental Sciences
(2009).
Rajpurohit, L.S. and G. Sharma. Formation of Unimale bisexual trop from a multi male bisexual troop of Hanuman
Langur Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, India. Primate Report (accepted).
Vijay, P., G. Sharma and L.S. Rajpurohit (2009). Role of Altrusim in social organization among Hanuman langur
Semnopithecus entellus, J. Env. Bio. Sci. Vol. 23(2): 135-­‐140.
Rajpurohit, L.S., G. Sharma, P. Vijay, Devilal, B. Swami and C. Ram (2010). Recent Population dynamics of Hanuman
langur Semnopithecus entellus in an around Jodhpur Rajasthan. Journal of Envi. Biology (Submitted).
Others publications (including abstracts)
Rajpurohit, L.S., A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker, D.S. Rajpurohit and G. Sharma (2006). Take Over
followed by infanticide in Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, India. Proc. 93 st Indian Sci.
Congress held at Hyderabad, Jan’06.
Rajpurohit, L.S. and G. Sharma (2006). Observation on paternal care in a multi-­‐male bisexual troop of Hanuman
langur Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Proc. 76 th Annual session of NASI held at Mumbai in
Oct’06, p. 64.
Sharma, G. and L.S. Rajpurohit (2007). Sociobiology & demographic study of Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus
around Jodhpur. Proc. National seminar, Dept. of Zoology & Envi. Sci., Gurukula Kangri Univ., Haridwar. Pp. 65.
Rajpurohit, L.S. and G. Sharma (2007). Observation on multi male bisexual troop of Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus
entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Proc. 94 th Indian Sci. Congress at Chidambaram (Tamil Nadu) in Jan’07, P. 75.
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Rajpurohit, L.S. and G. Sharma (2007). Observation of maternal care and dead infant carrying in Hanuman langurs
Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Proc. 94 th Indian Sci. Congress held at Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu
in Jan’07, P. 78.
Rajpurohit, L.S., G. Sharma, A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker, D.S. Rajpurohit, P. Vijay and Devilal (2007).
Study on the demography structure in free-­‐ranging Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur,
Rajasthan. Proc. 94 th Indian Sci. Congress held at Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu in Jan’07, P. 85.
Sharma, G. and L.S. Rajpurohit (2007). Formation of unimale bisexual troop from a multi-­‐male bisexual troop of
Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Proc. 77 th Annual session of NASI held at
Mysore in Dec’07, p. 19-­‐20.
Mohnot, S.M., L.S. Rajpurohit, A.K. Chhangani, R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker, D.S. Rajpurohit, G. Sharma, Devilal, P.
Vijay & B. Swami. Urbanization in non-­‐human Primates with special reference to Hanuman langur Semnopitheus
entellus & comparison with human being. Proc. 95 th Indian Sci. Congress held at Vishakhapatnam in Jan’08, p. 67-­‐68.
Gautam, S., L.S. Rajpurohit, Devilal, P. Vijay and B. Sharma (2008). Study on the allomothering in free-­‐ranging
Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Proc. 95 th Indian Sci. Congress held at
Vishakhapatnam in Jan’08, p. 68-­‐69.
Vijay, P., G. Sharma and L.S. Rajpurohit (2008). Study on altruistic behaviour in Hanuman langur Semnopithecus
entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Proc. 95 th Indian Sci. Cong. held at Vishakhapatnam in Jan’08, p. 69-­‐70.
Rajpurohit, L.S., G. Sharma and B. Sharma (2008). Mother-­‐Infant relationship in Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus
entellus around Jodhpur. Proc. 95 th Ind. Sci. Cong. held at Vishakhapatnam in Jan’08, p. 8-­‐9.
Rajpurohit, L.S. and G. Sharma (2009). Is there correletion between dispersal of male and inbeeding avoidance in
Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus entellus Proc. 96 th Ind. Sci. Cong. held at Shillong, Meghalaya, Jan’09, p. 46.
Sharma, G. and L.S. Rajpurohit (2009). Study on the adult male & infant relationship in free ranging Hanuman langurs
Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Proc. 96 th Ind. Sci. Cong. at Shillong, Meghalaya in Jan’09, p. 47.
Swami, B., G. Sharma and L.S. Rajpurohit (2009). Developments of Infants of Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus
entellus in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India. Proc. 96 th Ind. Sci. Cong. held at Shillong, Meghalaya in Jan’09, p. 48.
Rajpurohit, L.S., G. Sharma, Devilal, P. Vijay, B. Swami & C. Ram (2010). Recent survey of population & its
composition in an around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Proc. 97 th Ind. Sci. Cong., Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala Jan’10, p.72.
Sharma, G., D.S. Rajpurohit and L.S. Rajpurohit (2010). Study the positional behaviour in Hanuman langur
Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Proc. 97 th Ind. Sci. Cong. held at Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala in
Jan’10, p. 161.
Rajpurohit, L.S., R.S. Rajpurohit, N.R. Bhaker, G. Sharma and C. Ram (2010). Dominant behaviour of an adult Rhesus
macaque female in a uni-­‐male bisexual troop of Hanuman langur Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan,
India. Proc. 97 th Ind. Sci. Congr. held at Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala in Jan’10, p. 165.
Rajpurohit, L.S., G. Sharma, C. Ram and Devilal (2010). The Thar desert of Rajasthan: Impact of loss of biodiversity on
livelihood of local people and desertification. National seminar on desert: It’s biodiversity and conservation held at
Jodhpur, Rajasthan in Feb’10, p. 34.
Devilal, C. Ram, G. Sharma and L.S. Rajpurohit (2010). Changes in feeding pattern in Hanuman langur Semnopithecus
entellus bisexual troop around Jodhpur. National seminar on desert: It’s biodiversity and conservation held at
Jodhpur, Rajasthan in Feb’10, p. 30.
Vijay, P., G. Sharma and L.S. Rajpurohit (2010). Cooperation between alpha male in two bisexual troop of Hanuman
langur Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur, Rajasthan. National seminar on desert: It’s Biodiversity and
Conservation held at Jodhpur, Rajasthan in Feb’10, p. 31.
Swami, B., G. Sharma and L.S. Rajpurohit (2010). Study on mother-­‐infant relationship in Hanuman langurs
Semnopithecus entellus around Jodhpur National seminar on desert: It’s biodiversity and conservation held at
Jodhpur, Rajasthan in Feb’10, p. 32.

Sharma, Narayan
Designation:
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Email:
Date of Info:
Doctoral Research Scholar
School of Natural Sciences & Engineering, National Institute of Adv. Studies
Indian Institute of Science Campus, Bangalore 560 012, Karnataka
91-­‐80-­‐22185096, Mobile: 8095647720, 9886547259
naryansharma77@gmail.com, narayansharma77@yahoo.co.uk
06.01.2006
Sharma, R.S.
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Deputy Director General (SG)
Division of RHN, Indian Council of Medical Research
V. Ramalingaswami Bhawan, Ansari Nagar, New Delhi 110 029
91-­‐11-­‐26589647, 26589270, Res: 91-­‐11-­‐26266079
91-­‐11-­‐26589647
radheyss@gmail.com
06.01.2006
Singh, Mewa
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Email:
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Professor of Psychology
Dept. of Psychology, University of Mysore
Mysore 570 006 Karnataka
91-­‐821-­‐2419372, Res: 91-­‐821-­‐2514239, Mobile: 9448603506
91-­‐821-­‐2419372
msingh@psychology.uni-­‐mysore.ac.in, mewasingh@sancharnet.in
06.01.2006
Singh, Mridula
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Dept. of Psychology, University of Mysore
Mysore 570 006 Karnataka
91-­‐821-­‐2518772
91-­‐821-­‐2514237
mridulasingh15@gmail.com
06.01.2006
Sinha, Anindya Rana
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Date of Info:
Professor
National Institute of Advanced Studies, Indian Institute of Science Campus
Bangalore 560 012 Karnataka
91-­‐80-­‐22185117
91-­‐80-­‐22185028
asinha@nias.iisc.ernet.in, anindyaranasinha@yahoo.com
10.08.2004
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Behaviour, Education, Grant writing, Other-­‐Cognition.
Primate research & species of special interest: Behavioural Ecology, Primate Culture, Primate Communication,
Cognitive Ethology, Conservation Biology, Evolutionary Biology. Special interest: Macaques, Bonnet Macaque,
Lorises.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Yes, not related to Primate.
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Primate studies guidance: Rishi Kumar -­‐ Behvioural ecology of Rhesus macaques -­‐ In progress.
Narayan Sharma -­‐ Macaque communities in evergreen forests of Assam -­‐ Just initiated.
Mayukh Chatterjee -­‐ Behavioural ecology of Bonnet macaques -­‐ to be initiated.
Prof. Anirban Datta Roy -­‐ Behavioural ecology & conservation of Crab eating macaques -­‐ to be initiated.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Behavioural ecology & demography of Bonnet macaques in Bangalore,
Bandipur NP, Mudumalai WLS, from 1993 to present.
Social behaviour and communication of Lion-­‐tailed macaques in Anamalais, 2001.
Discovery and behavioural ecology of the Arunachal macaque in Arunachal Pradesh, 2004.
Macaque communities in evergreen forests of Assam, 2004.
Other primate projects: Behavioural ecology of Rhesus macaques and comparative studies with Bonnet macaques at
Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Assam, In 2004.
Reproductive biology and welfare of captive Lion-­‐tailed macaques in Indian zoos from 2001-­‐04.
Experience / Expertise in captive maintenance / Breeding of primates: No direct experience. I have guided a
student Avanti Mallapur for Ph.D., she worked on reproductive biology & welfare of captive Lion-­‐tailed macaques.
Information wish to share: My work on the behaviour ecology & conservation of the Arunachal macaque in
Arunachal Pradesh and the macaque communities of Assam has only just began. I intend to ultimately work on the
field biology and conservation of all the Indian macaques with an aim of understanding their comparative sociology
and evolution.
To be kept abreast of Indian primatology to be able to meet other primatologists, to forge research & conservation
collaborations and work in a coordinated fashion to save & study South Asian Primates.
Solanki, G.S.
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Dept. of Zoology, Mizoram University
Tanhril Campus, Aizawl 796 009, Mizoram
91-­‐389-­‐2330652, 91-­‐389-­‐2330724, Mobile: 09436374596
91-­‐389-­‐2330642
gssolanki02@yahoo.co.in
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Interested in primate: Grant writing, PVA Analysis (Vortex).
Primate research & species of special interest: Special interest: Capped langur Trachypithecus pileatus.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Ecology and behavoiur of Capped langur in Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary,
India. North Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Meghalaya, India.
Primate studies guidance: One student is working for Ph.D. primates species Capped langur under my supervision.
Other primate projects: 1. Feeding behaviour: Food preference, time budgeting; 2. Social behaviour: Mother infant
relations; 3. Reproductive behaviour: Mating pattern, copulatory pattern, Male/female interactions during breeding
period; 4. Anthropogenic threats to the species. In Arunachal Pradesh from 2000 onwards.
Publications: Special publications has been made on impact of Ethno zoological activities on conservation of Capped
langur. This study has been published in Journal of Nature Conservation.
Information wish to share: Some of the rare observations on feeding and parturition has been observed and has
published in international journals such as Folia Primatologica & Primates.

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Srivastava, Arun
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Principal Scientist
Primate Heritage
34, Rajmata Ka Nohra, Bikaner 334 001 Rajasthan
Current Address: 3 Summer House Hill Road, Holmdel, NJ 07733
Res: 00507-­‐732-­‐7063339
primateheritage@hotmail.com
14.10.2004
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): "Feeding ecology and behaviour of Hanuman lanagur Presbytis entellus.
Ph.D. Zoology (Primatology) from the University of Jodhpur, Jodhpur, India 1984-­‐89.
Publications: Popular Book (1), Scientific papers in reviewed journals (50), Scientific reports (7), Educational posters
/ Leaflets (10), Papers given at the conferences (45), TV, Radio, Newspaper interviews (50).
Book: Srivastava, A. (1999). Primates of Northeast India. Megadiversity Press. P.208.
Refereed journals/book chapters
Srivastava, A. (2004). The Rhesus macaque Macaca mulatta. In: A.J.T. Johnsingh & Nima Manjrekar (eds.), Mammals
of South Asia. Permanent Black, New Delhi. (In Press).
Srivastava, A. (2004). The Slow loris Nycticebus coucang. In: A.J.T. Johnsingh & Nima Manjrekar (eds.), Mammals of
South Asia. Permanent Black, New Delhi. (In Press).
Srivastava, A. & F. Begum (2004). City monkeys Macaca mulatta: A study of human attitudes. In: J.J. Peterson (ed.),
Commensalism and conflict: Human primate interface. America Society of Primatology. Pp. 173-­‐185. (In Press).
Cooper, M., A. Srivastava & P. Sarkar (2004). The Assamese macaque Macaca assamensis. In: A.J.T. Johnsingh &
Nima Manjrekar (eds.), Mammals of South Asia. Permanent Black, New Delhi. (In press).
Gupta, A.K. & A. Srivastava (2004). The Golden langur Trachypithecus geei: Ecology and conservation. In: A.J.T.
Johnsingh & Nima Manjrekar (eds.), Mammals of South Asia. Permanent Black, New Delhi. (In Press).
Srivastava, A. & S.M. Mohnot (2001). Protected Area Network: Answer to primate conservation. In: Field, R., R.J.
Warren, H. Okarma, and P.R. Sievert (eds.), Wildlife, land and people: Priorities for the 21 st century. Pro. 2 nd Int.
Wildlife Management Congress. The Wildlife Society, Bethesda, Maryland, USA. Pp. 37-­‐40.
Srivastava, A., J. Biswas, P. Bujarbarua (2001). Status and distribution of Golden langurs Trachypithecus geei in
Assam, India. American Journal of Primatology 55(1): 15-­‐23.
Srivastava, A., J. Das, J. Biswas, P. Bujarbarua, P. Sarkar, I. Bernstein & S.M. Mohnot (2001). Primate population
decline in response to habitat loss: Borajan Reserve Forest of Assam, India. Primates 42(4): 401-­‐406.
Srivastava, A., M. Baruah, & S.M. Mohnot (2001). The population dynamics and conservation of Golden langur.
Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society 98(1): 12-­‐17.
Srivastava, A., D. Chetry, P. Bujarbarua, J. Das & P. Sarkar (2001). Status of Primates in the Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary,
Assam, India. Biosphere Conservation, 4(1): 1-­‐7.
Srivastava, A., & S.M. Mohnot (2001). Distribution, conservation status and priorities for primates in northeast India.
In: AK Gupta (ed.) Non-­‐human Primates of India, ENVIS Bulletin: Wildlife & Protected Areas 1(1): 102-­‐108.
Chetry, D. & A. Srivastava (2001). Distribution of food resource or group size, what matters In: G. Crooks(ed.),
Pro.XVII Congress of International Primatological Society. Adelaide.
Das, J., & A. Srivastava (2001). Behavioural responses of Hoolock gibbon Hylobates hoolock to different habitats. In:
G. Crooks (ed.), Pro. XVII Congress of International Primatological Society. Adelaide.
Srivastava, A., & S.M. Mohnot (2000). Primates of NE India: Status & conservation Tropical Zoology, (2-­‐3): In press.
Srivastava, A., J. Das, P. Bujarbarua, D. Chetry, J. Biswas, R. Medhi, P. Sarkar, & S.S.G. Ahmed (1999). Primate
conservation in northeast India. In: Asian Science Seminar on Biodiversity: Messages from Primatology, Aichi, Japan.
Pp. 173-­‐183.

Das, J., & A. Srivastava (1999). Ecology and behaviour of Hoolock gibbon Hylobates hoolock, in the tropical evergreen
forest of Namdapha National Park, Arunachal Pradesh, India. In: Asian Science Seminar on Biodiversity: Messages
from Primatology, Aichi, Japan. Pp. 165-­‐172.
Southwick, C., R.P. Mukherjee, A. Srivastava, & R. Horwich (1998). The plight of the Golden langur Presbytis geei.
Australasian Primatology 12(4): 12-­‐13.
Srivastava, A., & R.I.M. Dunbar (1997). Monopolization model and socio-­‐ecology of Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus
entellus. Primate Report 48: 34 (Abstract).
Mukherjee, R.P., A. Srivastava, S.M. Mohnot, I. Bernstein & C.H. Southwick (1997). Population status of the Golden
langur Presbytis geei in Assam. American Journal of Primatology 42: 135. (Abstract).
Srivastava, A., & R.I.M. Dunbar (1996). The mating system of Hanuman langurs: A problem in optimal foraging.
Behavioural ecology and sociobiology 39: 219-­‐226.
Mohnot, S.M. & A. Srivastava (1996). Jodhpur langurs: Ecobehavioural diversity and survival strategies. In: Ghosh
A.K., Q.H. Baqri & I. Prakash (ed.) Faunal diversity in the Thar Desert: Gaps in Researchers, Sceintific Publisher. Pp.
367-­‐377.
Srivastava, A. (1996). Conservation priorities of Golden langurs Trychypithecus geei. In: Sarmah B (ed.) Bihanga.
Nature's Foster, Assam, Pp. 27-­‐33.
Srivastava, A. (1995). Socioecological systems of the Hanuman langurs. In: Xia W.P., Y.Z. Zhang (eds.) Primate
research and conservation, China Forestry Publishing House: Beijing. Pp. 281-­‐283.
Srivastava, A. & S.M. Mohnot (1994). Crop raiding by free-­‐ranging Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus dynamics of
man monkey conflict. Pro. Ecodevelopment. Habitat & wildlife conservation in Rajasthan & adjoining areas. Pp. 29-­‐
32.
Srivastava, A., L.S. Rajpurohit & S.M. Mohnot (1994). Troop fission in Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus around
Jodhpur during 1968-­‐1990. Folia Primatlogica 62: 208-­‐209 (Abstract).
Borries, C., V. Sommer & A. Srivastava (1994). Weaving a tight social net: Allogrooming in free-­‐ranging Hanuman
langurs Presbytis entellus. International Journal of Primatology 15: 1-­‐27.
Rajpurohit, L.S. & A. Srivastava (1994). Note on abortion following resident male change in bisexual troop of free-­ranging
Hanuman langur Presbytis entellus around Jodhpur, India. Journal of Nature Conservation 6: 139-­‐142.
Rajpurohit, L.S. & A. Srivastava & S.M. Mohnot (1994). Birth dynamics in Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus of
Jodhpur, India. Journal of Biosciences 19: 315-­‐324.
Ross, C. & A. Srivastava (1994). Factors influencing the population density of Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus in
Sariska Tiger Reserve. Primates 35: 361-­‐367.
Srivastava, A. (1993). Female rank and feeding strategies in free-­‐ranging Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus Primate
Eye 50: 10 (Abstract).
Srivastava, A. & V. Sommer (1993). Secondary sex-­‐ratio in free-­‐ranging Hanuman langurs correlates with probability
of harem holder residencies. International Journal of Mammalian Biology 58: 68 (Abstract).
Srivastava, A. & P. Winkler (1993). Group size behavioural ecology of Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus.
International Journal of Mammalian Biology 58: 69 (Abstract).
Ross, C., A. Srivastava & R.S. Prita (1993). Human influences on the population density of Hanuman langurs and
Rhesus macaques in Shimla, India. Biological Conservation 65: 159-­‐163.
Srivastava, A. (1992). Use of resources by free-­‐ranging female langurs Presbytis entellus in different reproductive
phases. Folia Primatologica 59: 157-­‐162.
Srivastava, A.(1992). The honorary uncle. BBC Wildlife 10: 26-­‐32.
Srivastava, A. & S.M. Mohnot (1992). Existence of multimate troops and their transformation into unimale troops in
Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus. Primate Report 34: 71-­‐75.
Mohnot, S.M. & A. Srivastava (1992). Evolution of langur’s social organization. Primate Report 34: 53-­‐63.
Sommer, V., A. Srivastava & C. Borries (1992). Cycles, sexuality and conception in free ranging Langurs Presbytis
entellus. American Journal of Primatology 28: 1-­‐27.
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Srivastava, A. (1991). Cultural transmission of snake mobbing in free ranging Langurs. Folia Primatologica 56:117-­‐
120.
Srivastava, A. (1991). Insectivory and its significance to Langur diets. Primates 32: 237-­‐241.
Srivastava, A., C. Borries & V. Sommer (1991). Homosexual mounting in free ranging female Hanuman langurs
Presbytis entellus. Archives of sexual behavior 20: 487-­‐512.
Borries, C., V. Sommer & A. Srivastava (1991). Dominance, age and reproductive success in free-­‐ranging female
Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus. International Journal of Primatology 12: 231-­‐257.
Srivastava, A. (1989). Feeding ecology and behaviour of Hanuman langur Presbytis entellus. Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. of
Jodhpur, Jodhpur.
Bhati, U.S. and A. Srivastava (1989). Habitat sharing by Hanuman langurs and Indian flying foxes. Journal of Bombay
Natural History Society, 85: 608-­‐609.
Srivastava, A. & S.M. Mohnot (1988). Infant abusement in Hanuman langur Presbytis entellus. International Journal
of Primatology 8: 502 (Abstract).
Agoramoorthy, G., S.M. Mohnot, V. Sommer & A. Srivastava (1988). Abortion in free-­‐ranging Hanuman langurs
Presbytis entellus: A male induced strategy Human Evolution 3: 298-­‐310.
Srivastava, A. (1989). Is displacement behavoiour resource related in Hanuman langur . International Journal of
Primatology, 8: 501 (Abstract).
Mohnot, S.M., G. Agoramoorthy, L.S. Rajpurohit, A. Srivastava (1987). Ecobehavioural studies of Hanuman langur
Presbytis entellus: Technical report. Submitted to Man and Biosphere Prog. Dept. of Envi., Govt. of India, New Delhi
pp. IV+89.
Mohnot, S.M., L.S. Rajpurohit & A. Srivastava (1986). Stone mining and environmental hazards around Jodhpur. In:
Mohnot S.M. & M.M. Bhandari (eds.) Environmental degradation in Western Rajasthan, Jodhpur University Press.
pp. 119-­‐122.
Rajpurohit, L.S., S.M. Mohnot, G. Agoramoorthy & A. Srivastava (1986). Observation on ousted males of bisexual
groups of Hanuman Presbytis entellus. Primate Report 14: 209. (Abstract).
Scientific Reports
Srivastava, A. (2003). Ecology of Golden langurs: Population dynamics and conservation. Final report (May’01-­‐
Dec’02) CRE, National Geographic Society (# 6866-­‐00) pp. 1-­‐17.
Srivastava, A. (2001). Research and training to conserve primates of northeast India with special reference to the
Golden langurs inhabitating reserve forests of Assam. (Jul-­‐Dec 2001): Report to Margot Marsh Biodiversity
Foundation, pp. 1-­‐6.
Srivastava, A. (2000). Annual Report-­‐VI (Dec’99-­‐Nov 2000): Indo-­‐US Primate Project, JNV Univ. and US Fish & Wildlife
Service, pp. 1-­‐20.
Srivastava, A. (1999). Annual Report-­‐V (Dec’98-­‐Nov’99): Indo-­‐US Primate Project, JNV Univ. and US Fish & Wildlife
Service, pp. 1-­‐22.
Srivastava, A. (1998). Annual Report-­‐IV (Dec’97-­‐Nov’98): Indo-­‐US Primate Project, JNV Univ. and US Fish & Wildlife
Service, pp. 1-­‐32.
Srivastava, A. (1997). Annual Report-­‐III (Dec’96-­‐Nov’97) Indo-­‐US Primate Project, JNV Univ. and US Fish & Wildlife
Service, pp. 1-­‐24.
Srivastava, A. (1996). Primate studies in northeast India-­‐II: Kaziranga (Assam) -­‐ A preliminary report. Indo-­‐US Primate
Project, JNV University and US Fish & Wildlife Service, Technical Report. pp. 1-­‐14.
Popular Publications: Booklet/Posters
2004 Portrait of the Golden langur (Bodo & English) © Mega diversity Press, Bikaner.
2001 Save Golden langur (Bodo) © Mega diversity Press, Bikaner.
1999 Golden langur © Mega diversity Press, Bikaner.
1998 Primates of northeast India © Indo-­‐US Primate Project, JNV Univ., Jodhpur

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Leaflets/ Newsletter
2002 Save Golden langurs © Primate Heritage, India & National Geographic Society (English & Bodo).
2001 Save Manas Biosphere Reserve © Green Forest Conservation, Kachugaon, Kokrajhar, Assam (English & Bodo).
2001 Primates on run to extinction © Darwin News, Center for Environment Education, NE, Guwahati (English).
1999 Protect Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary © Indo-­‐US Primate Project, NE centre, Guwahati (English & Assamese).
1999 Save Golden langur © Indo-­‐US Primate Project, NE centre, Guwahati (English & Bodo).
1998 An appeal to save wildlife of Karbianglong © Indo-­‐US Primate Project, NE centre, Guwahati (English & Dimasa).
1997 Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary © Indo-­‐US Primate Project, NE centre, Guwahati (English).
1997 Save Borajan Reserve Forests © Indo-­‐US Primate Project, NE centre, Guwahati (English & Assamese).
Papers given at conferences
Srivastava, A. (2002). Conservation status of non-­‐human primates of northeast India. Proc. Caring for Primates. XIX th
Congress IPS. Beijing: Mammalogical Society of China. P. 254-­‐255.
Srivastava, A. (2002). Conservation status and distribution of endangered Golden langurs Trachypithecus geei. Proc.
37 th Animal behaviour society meeting, Bloomington, Indiana, USA, P. 2.
Srivastava, A. (2001). Conservation of threatened primates of northeast India. Proc. 18 th Congress of the IPS,
Primates in the new millennium, Adelaide, Australia, P. 361.
Chetry, D. & A. Srivastava (2001). Distribution of food resource group size, what matters Proc. XVIII Congress of the
IPS, Adelaide, Australia.
Das, J. & A. Srivastava (2001). Behavioural responses of Hoolock gibbon Hylobates hoolock to different habitats.
Proc. XVII Congress of the IPS, Adelaide, Australia.
Rajpurohit, L.S., S.M. Mohnot, A. Srivastava & A.K. Chhangani (2001). Demography of Jodhpur Langurs, 1970-­‐2000.
Advances in Ethology 36: 245.
Srivastava, A. (1999). Protected area network: Answer to Primate Conservation. Proc. 2 nd lnt. Wildlife Management
Cong. Godollo, Hungary, P. 98.
Srivastava, A., L. Das, P. Bujarbarua, D. Chetry, J. Biswas, R. Medhi, P. Sakar & S.S.G. Ahmed. (1999). Primate
conservation in northeast lndia. Poster at Proc. Biodiversity conservation training program. Kyoto, Japan. P. 173.
Srivastava, A., S.M. Mohnot & C.H. Southwick (1998). Golden langurs in lndia: The last count. Poster 22 nd ASP Cong.
Srivastava, A., S.M. Mohnot & C.H. Southwick (1998). Primate status report on Assam, lndia. Poster 22 nd ASP Cong.
Srivastava, A., S.M. Mohnot & C.H. Southwick (1998). Status of Golden langurs in lndia. CONGR IPS 17: 86.
Chetry, D., J. Bose, P. Sarkar, A. Srivastava, P.C. Bhattacharjee & I. Bernstein (1998). Primate status survey report on
eastern Assam circle, lndia. CONGR IPS 17: 249.
Mohnot, S.M., A. Srivastava & C.H. Southwick (1998). Primate status report on Assam, lndia. CONGR IPS 17: 247.
Sarkar, P. & A. Srivastava (1998). Cheek pouch robbery in free-­‐ranging provisioned group of Assamese macaque.
CONGR IPS 17: 52.
Srivastava, A. (1997). Monopolization model and socio-­‐ecology of Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus entellus.
Advances in Ethology 32: 262.
Srivastava, A. (1997). Male and female reproductive strategies in free-­‐ranging Langurs Semnopithecus entellus. Proc.
84 th lnd. Sc. Cong. Part IV: Discussions, Delhi, India. P. 200.
Srivastava, A. & R.I.M. Dunbar (1997). Monopolization model and socio-­‐ecology of Hanuman langurs Semnopithecus
entellus. Primate Report 48(2): 34.
Begum, F. & A. Srivastava (1997). Observation on the resource use by Garo people in and around Balphakram
National Park, Meghalaya, lndia. Advances in Ethology 32: 284.
Das, J., A. Srivastava & S.M. Mohnot (1997). Feeding behaviour of Hoolock gibbons in Borajan Reserve Forest, Assam.
Proc. 84 th Ind. Sc. Cong. Part IV: Discussions, Delhi, India. P. 198.

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Sarkar, P., A. Srivastava & S.M. Mohnot (1997). Does grooming behaviour reduce tension in a group of Assamese
macaque Macaca assamensis Proc. 84 th Ind. Sc. Cong. Part IV: Discussions, Delhi, India. P. 199.
Srivastava, A. (1996). Reproductive strategies in free-­‐ranging Langurs Semnopithecus entellus. Proc. Nat. Sym. on
behaviour, Raipur, India. P. 18.
Srivastava, A. (1996). Resident male replacement & sex ratio manipulation in Langur monkeys. ASP/IPS CONGR 16:
218.
Saikia, M., & A. Srivastava (1996). Socioecology of human Langurs. ASP/IPS CONGR 16: 216.
Das, J., A. Srivastava & P.C. Bhattacharjee (1996). Feeding ecology of Hoolock gibbons in Borajan Reserve Forest,
Assam. ASP/IPS CONGR 16: 662.
Srivastava, A. (1994). Ecological determinants of male mating strategies of Hanuman langurs. Proc. XXIV the
International Ethological Conference, Honolulu, Hawai, USA, P. 87.
Srivastava, A. (1994). Male mating strategies of Hanuman langurs. CONGR IPS 15: 260.
Srivastava, A. & S.M. Mohnot (1994). Grooming in free-­‐ranging female Langurs Presbytis entellus. Proc. Indian.
Science Congress Association, Calcutta, India.
Srivastava, A. and S.M. Mohnot (1994). Sociobiology of Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus. Proc. Ecodevelopment,
habitat and wildlife conservation in Rajasthan & adjoining areas, Kota, India, P. 12.
Winkler, P. and A. Srivastava (1994). Population dynamics of Langur monkeys Presbytis entellus: Twenty years of the
Jodhpur Project. CONGR IPS 15: 149.
Srivastava, A. (1993). Mother infant allomother relationship in Hanuman langurs. Proc. XXIII th International
ethological conference, Torremoliner, Spain. p. 224.
Srivastava, A. & L.S. Rajpurohit (1993). Troop fission in Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus around Jodhpur during
1968-­‐1990. Proc. 5 eme Colloque de la Colloque de la Societe francophone De Primatologie. Paimpont, France. p. 6.
Srivastava, A. (1992). Pattern of range use in free-­‐ranging Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus. Proc. XIV th Congress of
the International Primatological Society, Strasbourg, France. p. 274.
Srivastava, M. & A. Srivastava (1992). Feeding strategies of pregnant female Langurs Presbytis entellus. Proc. XIV th
Congress of the International Primatological Society, France. p. 272.
Bhati, U.S. & A. Srivastava (1992). Ranging & feeding behaviour of Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus in Kumhalgarh
Wildlife Sanctuary. Proc. XIV th Congress of the Int’l Primatological Society, Strasbourg, France. p. 272.
Sommer, V., A. Srivastava, & C. Borries (1992). Contest for conception in Hanuman Langur harems. Proc. XIV th
Congress of the International Primatological Society, Strasbourg, France. p. 266.
Srivastava, A. (1991). Range use pattern of free-­‐ranging Hanuman langurs Presbytis entellus. Proc. Non-­‐human
primates in biomedical research and their conservation strategies Lucknow, India.
Srivastava, A. (1991). Female rank and feeding strategies in free-­‐ranging Langurs Presbytis entellus around Jodhpur.
Proc. 22 nd International Ethological Conference, Kyoto, Japan. p. 124.
Srivastava, A. (1990). Unjustified infanticidal efforts by subadult male Langur: Sociobiology fails to explain. Proc.
Conference on Fifteen Years of Sociobiology. Tampere, Finland. p. 6.
Srivastava, A. (1990). Home range changes in Hanuman Langur Presbytis entellus around Jodhpur. Proc. Indian
Science Congress Association, Cochin, India, pp. 16-­‐17.
Srivastava, A. (1990). Use of resources during different reproductive phases of free-­‐ranging Langurs Presbytis
entellus. Proc. XIII Congress of the Int’l Primatological Society, Mogoya & Kyoto, Japan, p. 120.
Vogel, C. & A. Srivastava (1990). Conditioned responses of free-­‐ranging Langurs Presbytis entellus to their own
mirror-­‐images in the water. Proc. XIII Congress of the Int’l Primatological Society, Nogoya & Kyoto, Japan. p. 21.
Srivastava, A. (1989). Female homosexual behaviour in Hanuman Langur Presbytis entellus: Recent observations and
reconsideration of hypotheses. Proc. Indian Science Congress Association. Madurai, India. pp. 167-­‐168.
Srivastava, A. & S.M. Mohnot (1989). Formation of unimale group from multimale bisexual group in Hanuman
langur. Proc. Indian Science Congress Association. Madurai, India p. 28.

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Srivastava, A. & S.M. Mohnot (1989). Food and foraging strategies of Hanuman langur Presbytis entellus. National
symposium of recent advances in behavioural science, Jaipur, India.
Rajpurohit, L.S., S.M. Mohnot, A. Srivastava, G. Agoramoorthy and U. Mohnot (1989). Birth dynamics in Hanuman
langurs Presbytis entellus of Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Proc. National Symposium on recent advances in behavioural
sciences, Jaipur, India.
Srivastava, A., S.M. Mohnot and L.S. Rajpurohit (1986). Existence of multimale bisexual troops of Hanuman langurs
Presbytis entellus in a predominantly one-­‐male troop habitat. Proc. International Symposium of Primates -­‐ The new
revolution. Delhi, India. pp. 41-­‐42.
Mohnot, S.M., L.S. Rajpurohit, G. Agoramoorthy and A. Srivastava (1986). Population studies of Hanuman langurs
around Jodhpur. Proc. National symposium on conservation and use of primates in biomedical research, Jaipur,
India. p. 14.
Rajpurohit, L.S., S.M. Mohnot, G. Agoramoorthy and A. Srivastava (1986). Observation on inter-­‐birth interval in
Hanuman langur around Jodhpur. Proc. National symposium on conservation and use of primates in biomedical
research, Jaipur, India. p. 2.
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Lab for the Conservation of Endangered Species -­‐ LaCONES
Centre for Cellular Molecular Biology -­‐ CCMB, Uppal Road
Hyderabad 500 007, Andhra Pradesh
91-­‐40-­‐23347429, 27160222 Mobile: 09866174797
91-­‐40-­‐23447441, 27160311
guma@ccmb.res.in, gupathy@yahoo.com
20.07.2004
Interested in primate: PVA analysis (Vortex), Captive husbandry.
Primate research & species of special interest: Conservation genetics, Reproduction of endangered Primates,
Captive breeding/assisted reproduction. Special interest: Lion tailed macaque.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Impact of habitat fragmentation on the arboreal mammals in the wet
evergreen forest of Western Ghats, South India. SACON, Coimbatore, Guide: Dr. Ajith Kumar.
Other primate projects: Impact of habitat fragmentation on primates in Western Ghats from 1993-­‐99.
Survey of Crab eating macaques in Nicobar Islands in Andaman & Nicobar Islands from 1999-­‐2000.

Publications: Umapathy G., M. Singh and S.M. Mohnot (2003). Status and distribution of Crab eating macaque in
Nicobar Islands in India. International Journal of Primatology. 24(2): 281-­‐293.
Umapathy G. and A. Kumar (2000). The occurrence of arboreal mammals in the rain forest fragments in Anamalai
Hills in the Western Ghats, South India. Biological Conservation 92: 311-­‐319.
Umapathy, G. and A. Kumar (2000). Impacts of habitat fragmentation on time budget and feeding ecology of Lion-­tailed
macaque Macaca silenus in rain forest fragments of Anamalai hills, South India. Primate Report 58: 67-­‐82.
Umapathy, G. and A. Kumar (2000). The demography of the Lion tailed macaque Macaca silenus in rain forest
fragments in the Anamalai hills in the Western Ghats, South India, Primates 41(2): 119-­‐126.
Umapathy, G. and A. Kumar (1999). The budget and feeding ecology of Nilgiri langur in four rain forest fragments of
Anamalai hills, South India. Proc. of National seminar on wildlife conservation and management, August 10-­‐13,
Wildlife Institute of India, Dehra Dun.
Umapathy, G. and A. Prabhakar (1996). Movements of Nilgiri langur in the fragmented rain forest of Anamalai hills. J.
Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc., 95: 123.
Kumar, A., G. Umapathy and A. Prabhakar (1995). A study on the management & conservation of the small mammals
in fragmented rain forest of Western Ghats, S. India. A preliminary report. Primate conservation, 16: 53-­‐58.
Chapters in Books
Umapathy, G. and A. Kumar (2002). Impacts of forest fragmentation on Lion tailed macaque and Nilgiri langur in
Western Ghats, South India. In "Primates in fragments, ecology and conservation". Laura Marsh (Ed.) Kluwer
Academic Plenum Publishers, New York.
Popular Articles
Lion tailed macaque on the brink of extinction Nature-­‐The New Indian Express, dated August 10, 1999.
Reports
Umapathy, G. (2000). A study on status and distribution of Crab eating macaque Macaca fascicularis umbrosa in
Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. Report submitted to Indo US Primate project and US Fish and Wildlife Service,
United States of America.
Kumar, A., G. Umapathy and A. Prabhakar (1998). A study on the management and conservation of fragmented rain
forests of Western Ghats, with special emphasis on small mammals -­‐ Final report submitted to Ministry of
Environment Forests, Government of India, New Delhi.
Paper read in the International and National seminars
Impacts of forests fragmentation on arboreal mammals in the wet evergreen forests of Anamalai hills, Western
Ghats, India. A. Kumar & G. Umapathy, Int’l Primatological Congress, Madison, USA, 1996.
Impacts of forest fragmentation on Nilgiri langur in the wet evergreen forests, Anamalai hills, Western Ghats, India.
G. Umapathy and A. Kumar. "National seminar on wildlife conservation and management", August 10-­‐13, 1998.
Wildlife Institute of India, Dehra Dun.
Impacts of habitat fragmentation on the Lion tailed macaque in the Western Ghats. G. Umapathy & A. Kumar. "5 th
Int’l Symposium on Lion tailed macaque", 11-­‐13 Jan’99, Mysore Universtity, Mysore, India.
Information wish to share: An active participation, co-­‐ordination in research activities & implementation of
research.
Walker, Sally R.
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Founder/Director ZOO, President WILD
Zoo Outreach Organization
96, Kumudham Nagar, Vilankurichi Road, Coimbatore 641 035 Tamil Nadu
91-­‐422-­‐2665298, Mobile: 93676 99911
91-­‐422-­‐2665472
sallyrwalker@zooreach.org, zooreach@zooreach.org
19.07.2004
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PSG SAPN
Primate research & species of special interest: Education, Conservation, Taxonomy, Captive management, South
Asian Primates threatened species
Other primate projects: Designing, producing, distributing educational material for different levels of people, from
kids to senior adults.
Assist with policy document for man/animal conflict and in organising and facilitating meetings and discussion.
Coordinating South Asian Primate Network.
Publications: Walker, S. and S. Molur (2001). Problems of prioritizing primate species for captive breeding in Indian
zoos. Envis Bulletin: Wildlife and Protected Areas 1(1): 138-­‐151.
Molur, S., D. Brandon-­‐Jones, W. Dittus, A. Eudey, A. Kumar, M. Singh, M.M. Feeroz, M. Chalise, P. Priya, S. Walker
(2003). Status of South Asian Primates: Conservation Assessment and Management Plan (C.A.M.P.) Workshop
Report, 2003. Zoo Outreach Organisation/ CBSG-­‐South Asia, Coimbatore, India, vii+432 pp.
Walker, S. & S. Molur (compilers 2003). Summary of the Status of South Asian Primates. Extracted from the CAMP
Report. Zoo Outreach Organisation, CBSG-­‐South Asia and WILD, Coimbatore, India.
Walker, S. (2004). Primate Conservation in South Asia and the CBSG-­‐C.A.M.P. Process. Paper presented at the 20 th
Congress of the Int’l Primatological Society, Torino (Italy), 22-­‐28 Aug’04. Folia Primatol 2004, 75 (suppl 1): 208.
Walker, S. (2004). Primate Education in India and South Asia using CAMP workshop information. Paper presented at
the 20 th Congress of the International Primatological Society, Torino (Italy), 22-­‐28 Aug’04 (unpublished).
Walker, S. (2005). “The art and science of primate conservation” Paper presented at the joint South East Asian Zoo
Association Meeting, in Melbourne, Australia, May’05 (unpublished).
Molur, S., S. Walker, A. Islam, P. Miller, C. Srinivasulu, P.O. Nameer, B.A. Daniel and L. Ravikumar (Editors 2005).
Conservation of western Hoolock gibbon Hoolock hoolock hoolock in India and Bangladesh. Zoo Outreach
Organisation/CBSG–South Asia, Coimbatore, India, 132 pp.
Walker, S. (2006). Presented a paper "Creating effective networks for public education in India" at 21 st Congress of
the International Primatological Society in Entebbe, Uganda from 25-­‐30 Jun’06.
Walker, S. and S. Molur (2006). Presented a paper "PHVA processes at work for Hoolock gibbon Hoolock hoolock
hoolock in Bangladesh and India" at 21 st Congress of the International Primatological Society in Entebbe, Uganda
from 25-­‐30 Jun’06.
Information wish to share: Since 1987 or 1988 I have been interested in South Asian Primates, first being the Lion-­tailed
macaque and Nilgiri langur as they were exhibited at Mysore Zoo. I helped Mr. Laurie Gledhill maintain the
India portion of the LTM studbook by hunting down data in Indian zoos and checking its accuracy when possible. In
1993 we (ZOO) organized a PHVA for LTM in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. In about 1995 we (ZOO) organized a training in
Population Biology and Captive Management of LTM for a batch of foresters for a week and then a batch of zoo
personnel for a week. I followed up the recommendations from the PHVA with numerous reminders to the people
who had to implement them. In 2002 we (ZOO), with assistance from Dr. Ardith Eudey and Sanjay Molur, organized a
South Asian Primate CAMP workshop. Following that I was asked to develop the network of primatologists who
responded to the CAMP into a more cohesive group and convened the South Asian Primate Network. This directory
is part of the network activities. We have brought out several publications (kids packets, reports, summaries,
booklets, posters, etc.) with a lot of help from PSG and other sponsors. I gave a presentation entitled the Art and
Science of Primates in South Asia in the Australian zoo conference and two presentations at IPS on primate
education in our region and uses of the CAMP workshop. We organized a PHVA for Hoolock gibbon and an education
programme in India and Bangladesh. A series of teacher training workshop in northeast India combining Hoolock
gibbon with Tigers is planned for later in this year. I hope to attend IPS this year and present on education
networking for primates in South Asia and one on the Hoolock gibbon PHVA. Although I am not an academic I am
glad to find ways to contribute to primate conservation at my level.
I would like for all the primate biologists to sign up and send their c.v. so this directory will be a success

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Yahya, H.S.A.
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Date of Info:
Professor
Dept. of Wildlife Sciences, Aligarh Muslim University
Aligarh 202 002 Uttar Pradesh
91-­‐571-­‐2001978 , 2701052
91-­‐571-­‐2701205
06.01.2006

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EPAL
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PSG SAPN
Nepal
Chalise, Mukesh Kumar
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
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Date of Info:
Associate Professor
Central Dept. of Zoology, Tribhuvan University
Kirtipur Kathmandu
OR President, Nepal Biodiversity Research Society, Satdobato, Lalitpur
Postal Address: GPO Box: 23513, Kathmandu, Nepal
977-­‐1-­‐4331896, Res: 5526893
977-­‐1-­‐5552399
nebors@ccsl.com.np
17.08.2005
Interested in primate: Man/Animal conflict, Captive management.
Primate research & species of special interest: Rhesus macaque, Assamese macaque, Hanuman langur-­‐Ecology,
Behaviour, Population, Taxonomy.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Yes, Primatology (Ecology, Behavior), Details not provided
Primate studies guidance: Guiding M.Sc. Zoology students for research & thesis work on primates since – 1997.
Now upto 10 students on primatology trained.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Study on ecology & behaviour of Hanuman langur in Terai 1991-­‐94.
Population, behaviour of Rhesus monkey from 1995 regular.
Ecological, behaviour, population of Assamese monkey of Nepal from 1997-­‐2001.
Other primate projects: Behaviour, Ecology, Population, Conservation in Kathmandu, 1995.
Education with reference to Primates in Makalu 1997-­‐2001. Langtang, 2001-­‐04. Palpa, 2000-­‐01.
Publications: More than 10 research related papers.
Information wish to share: I always try to adjust conservation education in each field research.
Ghimire, Minesh Kumar
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Dept. of Sociology/Anthropology, Tribhuvan University
Patan Multiple Campus, Lalitpur, Kathmandu
977-­‐1-­‐24781202, 25526893
mghimire@hotmail.com
17.08.2004
Interested in primate: Man/Animal conflict, Captive management.
Primate research & species of special interest: Rhesus macaque, Assamese macaque, Hanuman langur-­‐Behaviour,
Population.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Study of Assamese macaque in Makalu-­‐Barun NP on behaviour from
1997-­‐1999.
Study of monkey population in Langtang NP from 2000-­‐2003.
Rhesus monkey population survey of Kathmandu valley on population from 1998.
Publications: Non-­‐human primate census in different parts of Nepal, Co-­‐Author.
Survey of Assamese monkey in Langtang N.P. Co-­‐Author.

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Population survey of monkey in Langtang N.P. -­‐ Author.
Ghimire, Suvas Chandra
Address:
Phone:
Date of Info:
Kathmandu Model College
Bagbazar, GPO Box 4470, Kathmandu
977-­‐1-­‐4242121, 4269774, 4246388
06.01.2006
Kafle, Gandhiv
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
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Email:
Date of Info:
NGO Worker
Gaikhur, Ward No:1, Pauwatara, Gorkha, Nepal
OR Program Officer, Local Initiatives for Biodiversity, Research and Development
(LI-­‐BIRD), P.O. Box 324, Pokhara, Kaski
977-­‐61-­‐535357, 526834, Mobile: 977-­‐9846027709, 9846089929
977-­‐61-­‐539956
gandhiv@wetlandfriends.org, gandhivkafle@gmail.com, gkafle@libird.org
06.01.2006
Interested in primate: Education, Man/Animal conflict, Grant writing, Others: Population monitoring & habitat
mapping.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Assessment of human-­‐animal conflict of Rhesus macaque (Macaca
mulatta) at and around Middle Marsyangdi river basin of Gorkha district of Nepal – A report submitted to Deurali
Development and Research Centre, Nepal (DDRC-­‐Nepal) from Jun’04 to Jan’05.
Conservation education among school students on monkey conservation at Middle Marsyangdi river basin of Gorkha
Dist. of Nepal from Feb to May’05.
Information wish to share: Trying to develop my professionalism on research and conservation education after my
M.Sc. degree completion. The study is limited because of busy schedule of classes on my ongoing M.Sc. degree. As
soon as completion of my study I will intensify my study on conservation biology of wetlands, bats and primates.
1. Linkage with primate conservationists nationally & internationally for discussion, information sharing &
conservation.
2. Acquisition of up-­‐to-­‐date information about primate research and conservation issues.
3. Contribution to network with my research experiences, ideas and information.
4. Discussion with professional conservationists on research design, planning and implementation of field studies.
5. I will build a website entitled “Primate Friends of Nepal” for information dissemination, knowledge sharing and
interest generation among public.
6. On request, I will help in collecting information about primate research and conservation in Nepal to prepare E-­newsletter
of PSG.
Kakati, Kashmira
Address:
Email:
Date of Info:
WWF Nepal Program
P.O. Box: 7660, Baluwatar, Kathmandu
kashmirak@hotmail.com, kashmirak@rediffmail.com
06.01.2006

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Karki, Jhamak B.
Address:
Phone:
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Email:
Date of Info:
C/o Dept. of Natl. Parks & WL Conservation
Babar Mahal, P.B. No: 860, Kathmandu
977-­‐1-­‐220912
977-­‐1-­‐226675
jhamakkarki@hotmail.com
06.01.2006
Koirala, Raj Kumar
Designation:
Address:
Email:
Date of Info:
Head
Dept. of Park Recreation and Wildlife Mgmt., Institute of Forestry
PO Box: 43, Pokhara
rajkoirala@yahoo.com
06.01.2006

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AKISTAN
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PSG SAPN
Pakistan
Khan, Muhammad Asif
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
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Date of Info:
Research Associate
Pakistan Museum of Natural History, Zoological Science Division
Garden Avenue, Shakarparian, Islamabad
92-­‐51-­‐9252268, Res: 5818833, Mobile: 92-­‐3145223934
92-­‐51-­‐9252087
masifzai@gmail.com, masifzai@hotmail.com
13.07.2010
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Diversity, Behaviour, Reintroduction, Welfare, Man/Animal conflict
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Presently enrolled for a Ph.D., Ecology,
Shafique, Chaudhry Muhammad
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Zoological Survey Dept., Ministry of Environment
Simli Dam Road, Kalma Chowk, Bhara Kaho, Islamabad 44000 Pakistan
Home Address: House # B-­‐88, Street #14, Sector F-­‐11/1, Islamabad, Pakistan
92-­‐51-­‐5800026, Res: 92-­‐51-­‐5835708
Mobile: 92-­‐300-­‐2652478
zaradina@hotmail.com
07.03.2005
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Education, Reintroduction, Welfare, Man/Animal conflict, Grant writing, PVA
Analysis (Vortex), Others-­‐Conservation & Management.
Primate research & species of special interest: Special interest: Rhesus macaque and Grey langur.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): "Some aspects of Bioecology of Ayubia National Park, NWFP, Pakistan"
2003 -­‐ Dr. Sohail Barkati – Prof., Dept. of Zoology, University of Karachi.
As a part of study, primates are also included in my Ph.D. Thesis.
Publications: Primate Related:
Shafique, C.M. and Q.N. Arain (2002). Wildlife of Chiltan Hazarganji National Park, Balochistan Records Zoological
Survey of Pakistan XIV:55-­‐79.
Shafique, C.M. and R. Ansar (2004). Ecological characteristics of Ayubia National Park, District Abbotabad, NWFP-­‐
Pakistan, Wildlife & Environment (Accepted).
Shafique, C.M. (1997b). Wildlife survey of Chiltan Hazargfanji National Park, Balochistan. Report submitted to WWF-­‐
Pakistan 43pp.
Shafique, C.M. (2002). Status and distribution of Primates in Pakistan, Report submitted in ZSD Pakistan. 7pp.

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PSG SAPN
Sri Lanka
Dela, Jinie Dhanika Shirindra
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Director
Probe for Nature (Pvt) Limited & Freelance Researcher/Consultant
45/1 Goonatillake Mawatha, Etambagode, Panadura, Sri Lanka
94-­‐38 2241732
jini@sltnet.lk
15.09.2004
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Man/Animal conflict.
Primate research & species of special interest: Ecology, behaviour of colobines in general; Adaptation (Diet
behaviour) to changing/changed habitats; Monkey-­‐human conflict resolution & ecotourism. Special interest: Purple-­faced
langur Trachypithecus vetulus.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): The ecology & social biology of a selected population of the Western
Purple-­‐faced Leaf monkey Trachypithecus vetulus nestor = Presbytis senex nestor, 1998, University of Peradeniya.
Guide: D.P.J. Dittus.
List of field or museum studies of primates: On Trachypithecus vetulus nestor (free ranging) in human modified
environment in Western Province, 1985-­‐1992 for Ph.D. continuing. Preliminary survey for selection of a study group
at Kudawa & Sinharaja Reserve, 1985. Study of Colombo Museum pelts in Colombo Natural Museum, 1985, 91, 93.
Publications: Several, but they are under the institution for which I authored the publication.
Information wish to share: Exchange of news on experience regarding Monkey/Human conflict colobine and other
feeding studies.
Dittus, Wolfgang
Designation:
Address:
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Email:
Date of Info:
Director
Smithsonian Institution Primate Project
140/12, Mapana Watura Road, Kandy, Sri Lanka
94-­‐8-­‐215248, 74-­‐472108 , Mobile: 94 777 282 700
94-­‐8-­‐215248
dittus@sltnet.lk, DittusW@si.edu
06.01.2006
Gunatilake, Sunil
Address:
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Email:
Date of Info:
1/71 Nissanka Mala Place, Jaya Mawatha, New Town
Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka
94-­‐8-­‐223248
zunilnethro@yahoo.com
06.01.2006

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Kumarasiri, Nilantha
Address:
Phone:
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Smithsonian Field Camp
New town, Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka
94-­‐2723721
06.01.2006
Liyanage, K.R.
Address:
Phone:
Date of Info:
Smithsonian Field Camp
New town, Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka
94-­‐2723721
06.01.2006
Nahallage, Charmalie Anuradhie
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Senior Lecturer
Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Sri Jayawardenepura
Gangodawila, Nugegoda, Sri Lanka
Home Address: No: 18, Bandaradeniya Lane, Navinna, Maharagama, Sri Lanka
94-­‐11-­‐2802207, Res: 94-­‐11-­‐2804358, Mobile: 0718071404
charmalie2@hotmail.com
22.02.2010
Interested in primate: Taxonomy, Diversity, Genetics, Behaviour, Diseases, Education, Welfare, Man/Animal conflict,
Grant writing, Others-­‐Evolution.
Primate research & species of special interest: Primate behaviour, ecology, genetics and parasites. Fossil primates.
Macaca sinica, Macaca fuscata, Macaca fascicolaris, Trachypithecus vetulus, Semnopithecus priam, Loris
tardigradus, Loris lydekkarianus.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Stone handling behaviour in Japanese macaques: Biological,
environmental and social perspective of a cultural behaviour. Kyoto University, Primate Research Institute, 2008.
Guide: Prof. Michael Huffman.
Primate studies guidance:
K.M. Weerasinghe, Activity subject of wild Loris tardigradus, 2000, Univ. of Sri Jayawardenepura.
C. Perera, Activity subject of white handed gibbons in the zoological gardens -­‐ Dehiwala Sir Lanka. 2001, University of
Sri Jayawardenepura.
R.M.T. Chandana, Activity subject of captive chimpanzees in the Zoological gardens, Dehiwala, Sri Lanka, 2003,
University of Sri Jayawardenepura.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Stone handling behaviour of Japanese macaques. Pri, Japan, 2003-­‐08.
Stone handling behaviour of Japanese macaques. Kyoto, Japan, 2007 Sep-­‐Oct.
Stone handling behaviour of Rhesus macaques. Pri, Japan, 2004-­‐08.
Stone handling behaviour of Long-­‐tail macaques. Ubud, Bali, 2007 Aug.
Survey of primates of Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka 2005 Ongoing.
Parasite studies of Sri Lankan primates. Sri Lanka 2006 Ongoing.
Publications: Nahallage, C.A.D. and M.A. Huffman (2008). Environmental and social factors associated with the
occurrence of stone handling behavior in a captive troop of Japanese macaques. International Journal of
Primatology, 29(3): 795-­‐806.

PSG SAPN
Nahallage, C.A.D. and M.A. Huffman (2008). Comparison of stone handling behavior in two macaque species: It’s
implications for the role of phylogeny and environment in primate cultural variation. American Journal of
Primatology. 70: 1124-­‐1132.
Nahallage, C.A.D. and M.A. Huffman (2008). Diurnal primates in Sri Lanka and people’s perception of them. Primate
Conservation 23: 81-­‐88.
Leca, J.B., C.A.D. Nahallage, N. Gunst, M.A. Huffman (2008). Stone-­‐throwing by Japanese macaques: form and
functional aspects of a group-­‐specific behavioral tradition. Journal of Human Evolution 55: 989-­‐998.
Huffman, M.A., C.A.D. Nahallage and J.B. Leca (2008). Cultured monkeys, social learning cast in stones. Current
Directions in Psychological Sciences 17(6): 410-­‐ 414.
Nahallage, C.A.D. and M.A. Huffman (2007). Age-­‐specific functions of stone handling, a solitary object play behavior
in Japanese macaques Macaca fuscata. American Journal of Primatology 69(3): 267-­‐281.
Nahallage, C.A.D. and M.A. Huffman (2007). Acquisition and development of stone handling behavior in infant
Japanese macaques. Behaviour, 144: 1193-­‐1215.
Nahallage, C.A.D. and M.A. Huffman (2006). Observations of meat eating by captive juvenile macaques. Laboratory
Primate Newsletter 45(1): 1-­‐4.
Huffman, M.A., J.B. Leca and C.A.D. Nahallage (2009). An intergrative approach to social learning and behavioral
traditions in primates. A collection of 30 years of research work (1979 to 2009).
Information wish to share: At present study fossil primate bones excavated from prehistoric cave sites in Sri Lanka.
Perera, Sandun Jayalal
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Lecturer-­‐Biodiversity & Conservation Sciences
Dept. of Natural Resources, Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka
P.O. Box: 2, Belihuloya 70140, Sri Lanka
Home Address: No: 5 Dudley Senanayake Mawatha, Horetuduwa,
Keselwatta, Sri Lanka
Currently in: School of Env. Sci., Westville Campus, University of KwaZulu-­‐Natal
Private Bag X 54001, Durban 4000, South Africa
27-­‐31-­‐2602955, Mobile: 27-­‐71-­‐5885580
sandun.perera@gmail.com
02.03.2012
Interested in primate: Diversity, Photography, Others -­‐ Biogeography, Conservation
Primate research & species of special interest: Biogeography, Conservation biology, Grey slender loris Loris
Iyddekerianus.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Presently enrolled for a Ph.D., Others-­‐ Biogeography, Patterns of
animals endemism in the Maputaland-­‐Pondoland-­‐Albany biodiversity hotspot, University of KwaZulu-­‐Natal, Durban,
South Africa, 2012 (expected). Guide: Prof. Serban Proches.
List of field or museum studies of primates: A distribution review of Loris lydekkerianus (desk based study
supported with field observations). Dry zone of Sri Lanka published.
Publications: Perera, M.S.J. (2008). A review of the distribution of Grey slender loris Loris lydekkerianus in Sri Lanka.
Primate Conservation 23, 89-­‐96.
Perera M.S.J., R.K. Rodrigo, W.P.N. Perera, V.A.P. Samarawickrema, C.D. Asela, P.G.D.R. Perera (2009). Extension of
range of the Grey slender loris Loris lydekkerianus towards south east of Sri Lanka. Loris 25:5-­‐7.

PSG SAPN
Somaweera, Ruchira
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Biologic Environmental Survey
50B, Angove St.
North Perth, WA 6006, Australia (Sri Lanka but lives in Australia)
Mobile: 61-­‐432-­‐166755
ruchira.somaweera@gmail.com
06.01.2006
Watson, Anjali Chandraraj
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Principal Researchers/Founding Trustees
The Wilderness & Wildlife Conservation Trust, Sri Lanka
130 Reid Avenue, Colombo 4, Sri Lanka
94-­‐112-­‐589468
94-­‐112-­‐582193
aalanka@sltnet.lk
14.10.2004
Interested in primate: Reintroduction, Man/Animal conflict, Others-­‐Predator/Prey estimation and analysis.
Primate research & species of special interest: My current research interest is concentrated around the distribution
of Macaca sinica – All subspecies, Semnopitheus priam thersites, Trachypithecus vetulus -­‐ All subspecies and Loris
tardigradus -­‐ All subspecies, and their role as prey species in the diet of the Sri Lankan leopard.
Primate studies guidance: Yes, Field instructor and teaching assistant for a 3 rd year undergraduate course in
“Primate Ecology & Behaviour” conducted by the Florida State University in a Panamanian field station, Central
America. 1998-­‐1999.
Field training of students and volunteers under Wolfgang Dittus at his field station in Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka. 1996,
Summers 2000-­‐2003.
List of field or museum studies of primates: 1. Smithosonian Institution Primate Project. Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka-­‐
Macaca sinica sinica in home range, diet, aggression, nursing inducement in 1996 and Summer of 2000-­‐2003.
2. Semnopitheus priam thersites as a prey species of the Leopard. Ruhuna (Yala) National Park, Sri Lanka in
Predator/Prey relations from 2001-­‐2002 July.
3. All primate species in Sri Lanka in association as prey species to the Leopard and distribution, 2001-­‐Current.
4. Primate refuge and sanctuary of Panama – Reintroduction and monitoring of 5 species of primate on group
interaction, adoption and habitat adaption from 1998-­‐2000 March.
Experience / Expertise in captive maintenance / Breeding of primates: I worked at and helped run the re-­introduction
of 5 species of new world Primates in Panama (on a chain of Islands in lake Gatun) at the International
Primate Refuge & Sanctuary of Panama.
Species: Spider Monkey/White-­‐throated Capuchin/Mantled Howler/Panamanian Tamarin.
Publications: Sri Lanka: An ecological destination – Exploring an islands potential 2000 USAID and Institute of Policy
Studies & J.E. Austin FNC publications-­‐Colombo.
Information wish to share: Although my current interest is focused on the Sri Lankan Leopard my interest and study
of Sri Lanka primates continue especially in relation to distribution.
A good forum for communication between field scientist/researchers and other scientists. Awareness of what other
researcher are studying and their findings. Sharing of ideas.

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Weerasinghe, Aroshana Nadeera
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Naturalist
No: 183/3, Pallemulla, Halloluwa, Kandy, Sri Lanka
94-­‐52-­‐2222445, Mobile: 94-­‐718286362
94-­‐52-­‐2223153
aroshananadeera@yahoo.com, standrew@eureka.lk, aroshananadeera@gmail.com
25.08.2004
Interested in primate: Others -­‐ Conservation.
Primate research & species of special interest: Toque macaque Macaca sinica -­‐ Behaviour & home range pattern.
Primate studies guidance: Yes, school programe for the area.
Two week training programmes conducted to the members of Earth Watch Organization.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Home range pattern, behaviour, reproduction, genealogy and care in
Polonnaruwa, 1997-­‐2002. (All these studies were done under the Smithsonian Primate Project).
Experience / Expertise in captive maintenance / Breeding of primates: Treatment and care for the orphaned and
injured primates.
Information wish to share: Sharing information and working towards primate conservation.
Wijeyamohan, S.
Address: Dept. of Biological Sciences, University of Jaffna
Vavuniya Campus, Vavuniya, Sri Lanka
Phone: 94-­‐24-­‐20179
Fax: 94-­‐24-­‐22265
Email: abhirhamy@hotmail.com
Date of Info: 06.01.2006

MEMBERS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES
WHO WORK ON, FUND OR OTHERWISE
PROMOTE PRIMATE PROJECTS IN
SA REGION
PSG South Asian Primate Network – PSG SAPN

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Brandon-­‐Jones, Douglas
Australia
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
22, Karenia Street, Bray Park
Queensland QLD 4500, Australia
0044-­‐20-­‐89401495, 61-­‐7-­‐38824191
douglas@quadrumania.net
06.01.2006
Groves, Colin Peter
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Professor of Biological Anthropology
School of Archaeology and Anthropology, Australian National University
Building 14, Canberra ACT 0200, Australia
0061-­‐2-­‐61254590
0061-­‐2-­‐61252711
colin.groves@anu.edu.au
06.01.2006
Primate research & species of special interest: Taxonomy, Evolution, Conservation, Ethics.
Other primate projects: Research on Mammalian taxonomy, Evolutionary and biogeographic theory, Ethnobiology,
Human evolution and Palaeoanthropology, Non-­‐human primates, Wildlife conservation.
Other fields of interest: Skeletal analysis, Techniques in biological anthropology, Animal domestication.
Publications: Groves, C.P. (1971). Systematics of the Genus Nycticebus. Pp. 44-­‐53 In: Proc. 3rd Int. Cong. Primate,
Zürich 1970, vol. 1.
Groves, C.P. (1977). Taxonomy and Phylogeny of prosimians. Pp. 449-­‐473 In: Martin, R.D.; Doyle, G.A.; Walker, A.C.
(eds.): Prosimian Behaviour. Duckworth, London.
Groves, C.P. (1993). Order Primates. Pp. 243-­‐277 In: Wilson, D.E.; Reeder, D.M. (eds.): Mammal species of the world:
A taxonomic and geographic reference, 2nd edition. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D. C.
Groves, C.P. (1995). Microtaxonomy and its implications for captive breeding. Pp 24-­‐28 In: Gansloßer, U.; Hodges,
J.K.; Kaumanns, W. (eds.): Research and Captive propagation. Filander Verlag, Fürth.
Goonan, P.M., C.P. Groves, R.D. Smith (1995). Karyotype polymorphism the Slender loris (Loris tardigradus). Folia
Primatol. 65: 100-­‐109.
Groves, C.P. (1998). Systematics of tarsiers and lorises. Primates 39(1): 13-­‐27.
Groves, C.P. (2001). Primate Taxonomy (Smithsonian Series in Comparative Evolutionary Biology). Smithsonian
Institution Press, Washington, London; ISBN: 156098872X.
Groves, C.P. (2001). Mammals of Sulawesi: Where did they come from and when, and what happened to them when
they got there Pp. 333-­‐342 In: Faunal and floral migrations and evolution in SE Asia-­‐Australasia. A.A. Balkema
Publishers, Lisse.
Groves, C.P. (2002). Morphology, morphometrics and taxonomy. In: Primate Field Methods, Debbie Curtis, Jo
Setchell (eds.).

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Kaumanns, Werner
Germany
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Date of Info:
Curator of Primates
Primate Husbandry, Working Group Primatology, Cologne Zoo
Riehler Strasse 173, Cologne (Koeln) D 50735, Germany
0049-­‐221-­‐7785195
0049-­‐221-­‐7785111
06.01.2006
Schulze, Helga
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Dept. for Neuroanatomy, Ruhr-­‐University
MA 6/161 b, Bochum D 44780, Germany
Home Address: Hustadtring 147, Bochum D-­‐44801, Germany
0049-­‐234-­‐3228002, 3228814, Res: 0049-­‐234-­‐705288
0049-­‐234-­‐9705900, 3214655
helga.schulze@cityweb.de, Helga.Schulze@loris-­‐conservation.org
06.01.2006
Experience / Expertise in captive maintenance / Breeding of primates: Since 1981 Scientific (biological and
medicinal) illustrator; Development of digital material for publishing, Education and conservation projects.
Since 1982 Colony manager and keeper of the Loris tardigradus nordicus colony of Ruhr-­‐University.
Since 1997 Own facility for Slender loris breeding, research for old and surplus zoo lorises.
Support of Malagasy lemur and habitat protection projects by Bernhard Meier.
Behavioural research in Slender loris, development of husbandry information and since 1995. A studbook for the
project; since 2003 supporting an EEP for L. t. nordicus at Frankfurt Zoo.
15-­‐17 August 1997, on the CBSG annual meeting in Berlin, member of a working group discussing: ”Using the
Internet as a conservation tool” (Chair: Richard Perron, Quantum Conservation).
Since 1999 Secretary of Quantum Conservation, an organisation which promotes use of the Internet for
conservation, contacts between zoo and conservation people and supports field projects.
Since 2000 Development of the internet conservation database for Lorises and Pottos.
Establishment of a loris conservation project which is charitable as a project of Quantum Conservation; aims:
support of conservation-­‐related research with data and literature, support of rescue stations with husbandry
information, literature and equipment.
Co-­‐editor of "Lorises in captivity: A Husbandry Manual" (published in 2001).
Publications: Compiler, co-­‐author and illustrator of the loris and potto conservation database.
Schulze, H., Anand, H. Fitch-­‐Snyder, K.A.I. Nekaris, M. Singh, W. Kaumanns, submitted (2004). Care of rescued South
Asian Lorises with guidelines for handrearing infants. Will be published by the Wildlife Trust of India, previously in a
JIVA (Journal of Indian Veterinary Association) special issue on wildlife rehabilitation. Additional online information
in preparation.
Plesker, R., H. Schulze, K. Petry, in preparation (2004). Polycystic nephropathy in Slender Lorises (Loris tardigradus).
Nekaris, K.A.I., H. Schulze (2004). Historical and recent developments of human-­‐loris interactions in South and
Southeast Asia. Abstract of an invited lecture presented at the 2004 Primate Society of Great Britain Winter meeting:
People, Primates and Conservation, Institute of Zoology, London, 1 st December 2004. Primate Eye 84: 17-­‐18.
Schulze, H. et al., in preparation (2004). Illustrated Loris behavioural enrichment database.

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Fitch-­‐Snyder, H., H. Schulze, U. Streicher, submitted (2003). Enclosure design of captive Slow and Pygmy Lorises. In:
Primates of the Oriental Night -­‐ Proceedings of the Indonesian Workshop: Taxonomy, Husbandry and Conservation
of Tarsiers and Lorises. Jakarta, Indonesia, 15-­‐25 Feb. 2003, at the Pusat Primata Schmutzer/Schmutzer Primate
Center, Ragunan Zoo, Jakarta. Special edition of Treubia, Bogor.
Schulze, H., C. Groves (2004). Asian Lorises: Taxonomic problems caused by illegal trade. Pp. 33-­‐36 in: Nadler, T.;
Streicher, U.; Ha Thang Long (eds:): Conservation of Primates in Vietnam (Proceedings of the International
Symposiumat Cuc Phuong National Park, 18-­‐20 November 2003). Haki Publishing, Hanoi.
Streicher, U., H. Schulze, R. Plesker, B. Vornefeld (2002). A conservation and health database for Lorises and pottos.
2 nd Göttingen Symposium: Primates in Biomedical Research -­‐ Diseases and Pathology, Göttingen (Abstract),
www.dpz.gwdg.de/tmph/allabstr.htm and Primate Report 63: 33-­‐39, www.dpz.gwdg.de/pr/pr63/streicher.pdf.
Plesker, R., H. Schulze (2002). Necropsy findings in Slender Lorises (Loris tardigradus). Abstracts of the XIX th Congress
of the International Primatological Society, Beijing/China, 4-­‐9 August 2002, Abstract 0411, p. 309.
Fitch-­‐Snyder, H., H. Schulze, L. Larson, et al. (2001). Management of Lorises in captivity. A husbandry manual for
Asian Lorisines (Nycticebus & Loris spp.). Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species, Zoological Society of San
Diego, Box 551, San Diego, CA 92112-­‐0551.
Fitch-­‐Snyder, H., H. Schulze, L. Larson, et al. (2001). Vietnamese adaptation by Nguyen Xuân Dang and Dang Ngoc Cân,
2001: Huóng Dân Ky Thuât Nuôi Cu Li Châu Á (Management of Lorises in captivity). Vietnamese edition of the husbandry
manual for Asian Loridae (Nycticebus & Loris spp.). Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species, Zoological Society of
San Diego, Box 551, San Diego, CA 92112-­‐0551. Online edition in preparation
Plesker, R., H. Schulze (2000). An Internet database for information on Loridae (Prosimian primates). Pp. 131-­‐132 in:
Zwart, P. (ed.): European Association of Zoo and Wildlife Veterinarians (EAZWV), Proceedings of the third scientific
meeting held at Paris, France (Host organization: Paris Zoo), 31 May-­‐4 June, 2000. Printed by Van Stetten Kwadraat,
Houten, Netherlands.
Schulze, H. (1998). Developing a Husbandry manual to facilitate the distribution & presentation of information: with
special reference to Slender Loris Loris tardigradus nordicus at Ruhr-­‐University, Bochum. Int’ Zoo Yearbook 36:34-­‐48.
Plesker, R., H. Schulze (1998). Polycystic nephropathy in Slender Lorises (Loris tardigradus). XVII th Congress of the
International Primatological Society, August 10-­‐14, 1998, University of Antananarivo, Madagascar. Abstract no. 033.
Schulze, H., K. Benirschke, G.A. Doyle, A. Johann, B. Meier, R. Wirth, E. Zimmermann (1998). A "Check List" of
possible items for prosimian husbandry manuals and research. Folia Primatologica 69 (Suppl. 1): 152-­‐170.
(Folia Primatologica 69, Suppl. 1, Proceedings of the International Conference on the Biology and Conservation of
prosimians, Chester, 13-­‐17 November 1995).
Schulze, H., B. Meier (1995). The subspecies of Loris tardigradus and their conservation status: A review. Pp. 193-­‐209
in: Creatures of the Dark, Alterman, L.; Doyle, G.; Izard, M. K. (eds.), Plenum Press, New York.
Schulze, H., B. Meier (1995). Behaviour of captive Loris tardigradus nordicus: A qualitative description, including
some information about morphological bases of behaviour. Pp. 221-­‐249 in: Creatures of the Dark, Alterman, L.;
Doyle, G.; Izard, M. K. (eds.), Plenum Press, New York.
Hoeschen, G., H. Preuschoft, H. Schulze (1995). Substratpräferenzen bei Schlankloris (Loris tardigradus, Halbaffen) in
Gefangenschaft. (Substrate preferences of captive Slender Lorises). Der Zoologische Garten N. F. 65(4): 258-­‐266.
(Language: German).
Schulze, H., (1993). Stress bei Schlankloris in Gefangenschaft (Stress in Slender Lorises in captivity). Pp. 11-­‐22 in:
Arbeitsplatz Zoo Extra: Primaten, W. Schmiedeberg (ed.), Zoo Köln. (Germany).
Schulze, H. Unpublished Husbandry information, supplements distributed together with the studbook for L. t.
nordicus kept at Ruhr-­‐University Bochum.

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Feistner, Anna T.C.
Madagascar
Designation:
Address:
Email:
Date of Info:
Director
Centre ValBio
BP 33 Ranomafana, Infanadiana 312, Madagascar
anna@feistner.com
06.01.2006
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): "The behaviour of a social group of Mandrills, Mandrillus sphinx".
Publications: An edited book on conservation; edited theme issues on aye-­‐ayes, captive-­‐breeding and conservation,
and on prosimian biology and conservation; annual edited journal of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust; 18+
peer-­‐reviewed book chapters; 35+ scientific articles in peer-­‐reviewed journals: AIDS, American Journal of
Primatology, Animal Welfare, Biodiversity and Conservation, Developmental Psychobiology, Fieldiana, Folia
Primatologica, International Journal of Primatology, International Zoo Yearbook, Journal of Anxiety Disorders, Oryx,
Primate Conservation, Revue d'Ecologie La Terre et La Vie, Zoo Biology; various other articles and studbooks.

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Boer, Bert de
Netherlands
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Retired Director
Apenheul Primate Park
P.B. No: 97, 7300 AB Apeldoom, Netherlands
0031-­‐55-­‐3575700
lemdeboer@hetnet.nl
06.01.2006

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UK
Chivers, David John
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
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Email:
Date of Info:
Head of Wildlife Research Group
The Anatomy School, University of Cambridge
Downing Street, Cambridge CB2 3DY, UK
0044-­‐1223-­‐333753
0044-­‐1223-­‐333786
djc7@cam.ac.uk
06.01.2006
Primate research & species of special interest: Special interest: Gibbon (Hylobates), Langur (Presbytis).
Publications: Chivers, D.J. (1992). Primate diets: Gastro-­‐intestinal adaptations. In: "The Cambridge Encyclopaedia of
Human Evolution" (JS Jones, RD Martin, DR Pilbeam, Eds) pp 60-­‐64. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
Chivers, D.J. (1992). Socio-­‐ecology and conservation of gibbons in South-­‐east Asia, with special reference to Borneo.
In: "Forest Biology and Conservation in Borneo" (Ghazally Ismail, Murtedza Mohamed & Siraj Omar, Eds) pp. 230-­‐
244. Yayasan Sabah, Centre for Bornean Studies, Publ. No. 2, Kota Kinabalu.
Chivers, D.J. (1994). In: "The Evolutionary Ecology of Colobine Monkeys" (AG Davies & JF Oates, Eds) pp. 205-­‐227.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
Nekaris, K. Anna I.
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Reader in Anthropology
Dept. of Anthropology and Geography, Oxford Brookes University
Nocturnal Primate Research Group, School of Social Science and Law
Oxford OX3 0BP, UK
0044-­‐1865-­‐483767
0044-­‐1865-­‐483767
anekaris@brookes.ac.uk
06.01.2006
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Yes, Biological Anthropology: "The socioecology of the Mysore Slender
Loris (Loris tardigradus lydekkerianus) in Dindigul, Tamil Nadu, South India. Nekaris, K.A.I., 2000. Dissertation,
Washington University, Dept. of Anthropology.
List of field or museum studies of primates: Slender Loris surveys, behavioural studies in Tamil Nadu, India.
Loris surveys, taxonomy, conservation in Sri Lanka (see below: publication list).
Publications: Bearder, S.K., K.A.I. Nekaris, C.A. Buzzell (2001). Dangers in the night: Are some Nocturnal Primates
afraid of the dark Abstract. XVIII th Congress of the International Primatological Society: Primates in the new
millennium. 7-­‐12 Jan. 2001, Adelaide.
Bearder, S.K., K.A.I. Nekaris, C.A. Buzzell (2002). Dangers in the night: Are some Nocturnal Primates afraid of the dark
Pp. 21-­‐40 In: L. Miller (ed.): Eat or be eaten: Predator sensitive foraging in Primates. Cambridge University Press.
Bearder, S.K., K.A.I. Nekaris, J. Lloyd (2003). Tips from the bush. Pp. 309-­‐323 In: Handbook of Primate Field Methods.
D. Curtis; J. Setchell (eds.). Cambridge University Press.
Gursky, S.G., K.A.I Nekaris (2002). Abstract: The mating, birthing and parental care strategies of Nocturnal
Prosimians. Caring for Primates. Abstracts of the XIX th Congress. The International Primatological Society. Beijing:
Mammalogical Society of China. 2002. Pgs: 26.

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Gursky, S., K.A.I Nekaris (eds:) (2003). Mating, birthing and rearing systems of Nocturnal Prosimians. Folia
Primatologica Supp. 74. Karger, Basel. ISBN 3-­‐8055-­‐7677-­‐3.
Gursky, S.G., K.A.I. Nekaris (2003). Patterns of mating, birthing and rearing in Nocturnal Prosimians: An historical
perspective. Pp. 241-­‐245 In: Mating, birthing and rearing systems of Nocturnal Prosimians. Folia Primatologica Supp.
74 (S. Gursky and K.A.I. Nekaris, eds.): Karger, Basel. ISBN 3-­‐8055-­‐7677-­‐3
Nekaris, K.A.I. (1997). A preliminary survey of the Slender Loris (Loris tardigradus) in South India. Abstract: American
Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supp. 24: 176-­‐177. ISSN: 0002-­‐9483 Presented at the sixty-­‐sixth Annual Meeting of
the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, St. Louis, Missouri, USA, April 1-­‐5, 1997.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (1999). Abstract: The diet of the Slender Loris (Loris tardigradus lydekkerianus) in Dindigul, South
India. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Suppl. 28: 209. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American
Association of Physical Anthropologists.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2000). The socioecology of the Mysore Slender Loris (Loris tardigradus lydekkerianus) in Dindigul,
Tamil Nadu, South India. Dissertation, Washington University, Dept. of Anthropology.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2000). The spacing system of the Slender Loris (Loris tardigradus lydekkerianus) and its implications
for Slender Loris social organization. Abstract: American Journal of Primatology Suppl. 51: 77.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2000). The activity budget of the Slender Loris (Loris tardigradus lydekkerianus) in Dindigul, South
India. Abstract: American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Suppl. 30: 235-­‐236.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2001). Slender Loris: Forest Spooks, sorting fact from fiction about India’s “Evil Eye”. July, vol. 19(7):
46-­‐53. BBC Wildlife.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2001). Activity budget and positional behavior of the Mysore Slender Loris: Implications for slow
climbing locomotion. Folia Primatologica 72: 228-­‐241.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2002). Slender in the night. Natural History 2(02): 54-­‐59.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2002). Slender Loris: Uncovering the facts of another of Sri Lanka’s gems. Columbus Zoo and
Aquarium 2001 Conservation Report. Pp. 26-­‐28.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2002). Slender Loris: Forest Spooks, sorting fact from fiction about India’s “Evil Eye”. Greek
translation in Eleftherotypia. 110: 21-­‐25.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2002). Field Report from Sri Lanka. Primate Conservation Inc. Director’s Report, p. 1-­‐2.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2002). Abstract: More evidence for visual predation in the Slender Loris. American Journal of Physical
Anthropology Supp. 33: 117. Also published in Primate Eye. 2003. 79: 5-­‐6.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2002). Nytt ljus över spökdjuret: det outtröttliga spöket. Illustreret Videnskap. No. 3: 32-­‐35. Swedish,
translated by Lars Thomas.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2002). Abstract: Paternal care in three subspecies of Slender Loris, Caring for Primates. Abstracts of
the XIX th Congress. The International Primatological Society. Beijing: Mammalogical Society of China. 2002. Pgs: 31.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2003). Observations on mating, birthing and parental care in three taxa of Slender Loris in India and
Sri Lanka (Loris tardigradus and Loris lydekkerianus). Folia Primatologica Supp. 74 (S. Gursky and K.A.I. Nekaris, eds.):
312-­‐336.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2003). Spacing system of the Mysore Slender Loris (Loris lydekkerianus lydekkerianus). American
Journal of Physical Anthropology 121: 86-­‐96.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2003). Rediscovery of the Ceylon Mountain Slender Loris in the Horton Plains National Park, Sri Lanka.
Asian Primates 8(3, 4): 1-­‐7.
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2003). Unraveling the mystery of the Ceylon Sloth: The Slender Lorises of Sri Lanka.
Nekaris, K.A.I., C.A. Buzzell (2000). How cryptic is the Slender Loris (Loris tardigradus lydekkerianus). Abstract.
American journal of Primatology Suppl. 51: 76-­‐77. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of
Primatologists.
Nekaris, K.A.I., J. Jayewardene (2002). Abstract: Status survey and pilot study of the Slender Loris in Sri Lanka. Caring
for Primates. Abstracts of the XIX th Congress. The International Primatological Society. Beijing: Mammalogical Society
of China. 2002. Pgs: 340.

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Nekaris, K.A.I., J. Jayewardene in press: Pilot study and conservation status of the Slender Loris (Loris tardigradus and
Loris lydekkerianus) in Sri Lanka. Primate Conservation.
Nekaris, K.A.I., J. Jayewardene (2003). Distribution of Slender Lorises in four ecological zones in Sri Lanka. Journal of
Zoology.
Nekaris, K.A.I., D.T. Rasmussen (2001). The Bug-­‐eyed Slender Loris: Insect predation and its implications for primate
origins. Abstract: American Journal of Physical Anthropology Suppl. 32: 112. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the
American Association of Physical Anthropology.
Nekaris, K.A.I., D.T. Rasmussen (2003). Diet of the Slender Loris. International Journal of Primatology. 24(1): 33-­‐46.
Nekaris, K.A.I., H. Schulze (2004). Historical and recent developments of Human-­‐Loris interactions in South and
Southeast Asia. Abstract of an invited lecture presented at the 2004 Primate Society of Great Britain Winter meeting:
People, Primates and Conservation, Institute of Zoology, London, 1 st December 2004. Primate Eye 84: 17-­‐18.
Rasmussen, D.T., K.A.I. Nekaris (1998). Evolutionary History of the Lorisiform Primates. Folia Primatologica. 69
(suppl. 1): 250-­‐287.
Websites:
Nekaris, K.A.I. Loris homepage: Creature of the dark Loris tardigradus. http://ssl.brookes.ac.uk/nocturnalprimates/
Nekaris, K.A.I. Coauthor of Conservation database for Lorises and Pottos (permanently actualized; compiler: Schulze,
H., Ruhr-­‐University).
Nekaris, K.A.I. (2001). Slender Loris: Sri Lanka´s mysterious gem. Columbus Zoo and Aquarium 2001 Conservation
report. http://www.colszoo.org/Conservation/2001/2001ann/page16.htm
Photo credits:
In: Streier, K.B. (2003). Primate Behavioral Ecology. Allyn and Bacon.
In: Nekaris, K.A.I. (2002): Slender Loris: Forest Spooks, sorting fact from fiction about India’s “Evil Eye”. Greek
translation in Eleftherotypia. 110: 21-­‐25.
In: Nekaris, K.A.I. (2002). Slender in the night. Natural History. 2(02): 54-­‐59.
In: Nekaris, K.A.I. (2001). Slender Loris: Forest Spooks, sorting fact from fiction about India’s “Evil Eye”. BBC Wildlife,
July, vol. 19(7): 46-­‐53.
In: Sussman, R.W. (1999). Primate Ecology and Social structure. Pearson Custom Publishing: MA.

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Bagley, Fred
USA
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Project Coordinator
Division of International Conservation, Dept. of the Interior
US Fish & Widllife Service, Great Ape Conservation Fund
Suite 730, 4401, North Fairfax Drive, Arlington VA 22203-­‐1622, USA
001-­‐703-­‐3581760
001-­‐703-­‐3582115
fred_bagley@fws.gov
06.01.2006
Bernstein, Irwin
Designation:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Date of Info:
Research Professor
Dept. of Psychology, The University of Georgia
Athens, Georgia GA 30602-­‐3013, USA
001-­‐706-­‐5423103
001-­‐706-­‐5423275
isbern@uga.edu
06.01.2006
Publications: Bernstein, I.S. (2003). The study of things that I have never seen. American Journal of Primatology, 60,
77-­‐84.
Cooper, M.A. & I.S. Bernstein (2002). Counter aggression and reconciliation in Assamese Macaques, Macaca
assamensis. American Journal of Primatology 56, 215-­‐230.
Cooper, M., I. Bernstein, D. Fragaszy, and F. de Waal (2001). Integration of new males into four social groups of
Tufted Capuchins (Cebus apella). International Journal of Primatology 22(4), 663-­‐683.
Bernstein, I.S. (2001). Why do animals move and what does it mean. A book review of: "On the Move and Why
Animals Travel in Groups" by Boinski and Garber. American Journal of Primatology, 133-­‐135.
Srivastava, A., J. Das, J. Biswas, P. Buzarbarua, P. Sarkar, I.S. Bernstein & S.M. Mohnot (2001). Population decline in
response to habitat loss: Borajan Reserve Forest of Assam, India. Primates 42, 401-­‐406.
Bernstein, I.S. (2000). Cognitive capacities of Old World Monkeys based on studies of social behavior. In "Old World
Monkeys". Whitehead, P.F. and Jolly, C.J. (eds), Cambridge University Press, 368-­‐392.
Matheson, M.D. and I.S. Bernstein (2000). Grooming, social bonding and agonistic aiding in Rhesus Monkeys.
American Journal of Primatology 51:177-­‐186.
Bernstein, I.S. and M.A. Cooper (1999). Dominance in Assamese Macaques (Macaca assamensis). American Journal
of Primatology 48:283-­‐289.
Bernstein, I.S. (1999). The study of behavior (176-­‐180) and kinship and behavior of non-­‐human primates (202-­‐205) In
The non-­‐human Primates. Dohlinow, P. and Fuentes, A. (eds) Mayfield Mountain View California.
Bernstein, I.S. (1998). Old world monkeys (456-­‐464) and agonistic behavior (635-­‐636) In comparative psychology: A
Handbook. Greenberg, G. and Haraway, M.W. (eds) Garland New York.

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Cooper, Matthew
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Info:
Dept. of Psychology, Center for Behavioral Neuroscience
P.B. No: 3966, Georgia State University, Atlanta GA 30302-­‐3966, USA
001-­‐404-­‐4639576
biomcc@langate.gsu.edu
06.01.2006
Eudey, Ardith
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Phone:
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California State University at Fullerton
164 Dayton Street, Upland, California CA 91786-­‐3120, USA
001-­‐909-­‐9829832
001-­‐909-­‐9829832
eudey@aol.com
18.06.2005
Falco, Kathleen De
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Research Fellow
The Zoological Society of San Diego
Post Office Box 854, Alpine, California CA 91903, USA
001-­‐619-­‐6591672
001-­‐619-­‐5691672
06.01.2006
Horwich, Robert H.
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Address:
Phone:
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Director
Community Conservation
50542 One Quiet Lane, Gays Mills, Wisconsin WI 54631, USA
001-­‐608-­‐7354717
001-­‐512-­‐5198494
ccc@mwt.net, communityconservation@mwt.net
06.01.2006
Lindburg, Donald G.
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Species Coordinator
Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species, Zoological Society of San Diego
P.O. Box 120551, San Diego, California CA 92112-­‐0551, USA
001-­‐619-­‐5573949
001-­‐619-­‐5573959
pandaman@san.rr.com
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Miller, Philip
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Senior Programme Officer
Conservation Breeding Specialist Group (SSC/IUCN)
12101 Johnny Cake Ridge Road, Apple Valley
Minnesota MN 55124-­‐1851, USA
001-­‐952-­‐9979802
001-­‐952-­‐9979803
pmiller@cbsg.org
06.01.2006
Mittermeier, Russell A.
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President, Conservation International
Chairman IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group
2011 Crystal Drive, Suite 500, Arlington VA 22202, USA
001-­‐703-­‐341-­‐2400
r.mittermeier@conservation.org
06.01.2006
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Yes, Biological Anthropology: Harvard University. "Distribution,
Synecology and Conservation of Suriname Primates".
Experience / Expertise in captive maintenance / Breeding of primates: 2004 -­‐ Present Regional Councillor, North
America and the Caribbean, IUCN.
2004 -­‐ Present Member, Island Conservation Advisory Board.
2003 -­‐ Present Member, Advisory Council, Fundacao Biodiversitas.
1996 -­‐ Present President, Margot Marsh Biodiversity Foundation.
1995 -­‐ Present Member, Advisory Board, Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
1990 -­‐ Present Adjunct Prof., Dept. of Anatomical Sci., State University of New York, Stony Brook, NY 11794.
1989 -­‐ Present President, Conservation International.
1988 -­‐ 1989 Chairman, World Bank Task Force of Biological Diversity.
1987 -­‐ 1989 Vice-­‐President for Science, World Wildlife Fund.
1986 -­‐ 1989 Vice-­‐President for Species Conservation, World Wildlife Fund.
1985 -­‐ 1989 Director, World Wildlife Fund Species Conservation Program (includes WWF Brazil/Guianas Program,
WWF Madagascar Program, WWF Primate Program).
1985 -­‐ Present Member, IUCN Steering Committee.
1983 -­‐ 1990 Adjunct Associate Prof., Dept. of Anatomical Sci., State University of New York, Stony Brook, NY 11794.
1983 -­‐ Present Adjunct Assistant Prof., Dept. of Anthropology, State University of New York, Stony Brook, NY 11794.
1981 -­‐ 1992 Editor, Primate Conservation, the Newsletter and Journal of the IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group.
1979 -­‐ 1989 Director, World Wildlife Fund -­‐ U.S. Primate Program.
1977 -­‐ Present Chairman, IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group.
1977 -­‐ 1983 Adjunct Assistant Prof., Dept. of Anatomical Sciences, State University of New York, Stony Brook, NY.
1977 -­‐ 1979 World Wildlife Fund Conservation Fellow in Primate Ecology, New York Zoological Society.
1976 -­‐ 1977 Conservation Associate, New York Zoological Society.
1972 -­‐ 1973 Teaching Fellow, Dept. of Anthropology, Harvard University (in Primate Behaviour & Primate Anatomy).

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1971 Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Anthropology, Dartmouth College (in Physical Anthropology).
Publications: Mittermeier's publications include 15 books and more than 400 scientific and popular articles on
Primates, Reptiles, Tropical forests and Biodiversity
Nagendran, Meenakshi
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Project Officer, Asian Elephant Conservation Fund
Division of International Conservation, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS)
4401 North Fairfax Drive, Room 730, Arlington, Virginia VA 22203-­‐1622, USA
001-­‐703-­‐3582315
001-­‐703-­‐3582115
meenakshi_nagendran@fws.gov
06.01.2006
Nandi, Jayashree Seema
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Address:
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Associate Research Scientist
Immunology Programme, Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute
2425 Ridgecrest Drive, SE, Albuquerque NM 87108-­‐5127, USA
001-­‐505-­‐3489640
001-­‐505-­‐3488567
06.01.2006
Oates, John F.
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Professor
Dept. of Anthropology, Hunter College, The City University of New York
695, Park Avenue, New York NY 10021, USA
001-­‐212-­‐7725410, 7725473
001-­‐212-­‐7725423
john.oates@hunter.cuny.edu
06.01.2006
Rowe, Noel B.
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Address:
Phone:
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Director
Primate Conservation International
1411, Shannock Road, Charlestown
Rhode Island RI 02813, USA
001-­‐401-­‐3647140
001-­‐401-­‐3646785
nrowe@primate.org
06.01.2006

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Rylands, Anthony B.
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Address:
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Deputy Chair
IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group, Center for Applied Biodiversity Science
Conservation International
2011 Crystal Drive, Suite 500, Arlington VA 22202, USA
001-­‐703-­‐3412421
a.rylands@conservation.org
06.01.2006
Southwick, Charles H.
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Address:
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Professor Emeritus
Dept. of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of Colorado
UCB: 334, Boulder, Colorado CO 80309-­‐0334, USA
001-­‐303-­‐4925468, 4944832
charles.southwick@colorado.edu
29.11.2004
Interested in primate: Man/Animal conflict, Others-­‐Population ecology, Conservation.
Ph.D. (with University/ Place/ Year/ Guide): Yes, Details not provided.
Other primate projects: 1951: Panama, Barro Colorado Island -­‐ Ecology, Population and Conservation of Howler
Monkeys, Published with N. Collias.
1954: Gibraltar and Morocco, Barbary Macaques, unpublished observations.
1959: Panama, Barro Colorado -­‐ Ecology, Population and Conservation of Howler Monkeys, with C.R. Carpenter, R.
Kuehn, and Wm. Mason. Published by C.R. Carpenter.
1959-­‐2004: India, Field studies of Rhesus Monkeys -­‐ Ecology, Behavior, Population, Conservation and Management
studies. With M.R. Siddiqi, M.F. Siddiqi, K.K. Tiwari, R.K. Lahiri, R.P. Mukherjee and many others. Numerous
publications.
1964-­‐65: India. Captive and Field studies of Lion-­‐tailed Macaques, with R.K. Lahiri and Mireille Bertrand. Captive
studies. Published by M. Bertrand.
1970-­‐80: Nepal, Field studies of Rhesus Monkeys, same as in India, with D.D. Bhatt, Jane Teas, Henry Taylor, and
Tom Richie. Published.
1984: Burma, Field studies of Rhesus Monkeys at Mt. Popa. Published.
1987-­‐91: Sulawesi. Field studies of Sulawesi Macaques. Focus on Ecology, Populations and Conservation, with Jatna
Supriatna, Jito Sugardjito, Joe Erwin, Ann Kohlhaas, Susan Baker and Jeff Froelich. Published by all of the above.
1987-­‐92: China. Field studies of Rhesus Macaques on Hainan Island and Jiyuan Nature Reserve, with Zhang Yongzu,
Liu Zhenhe, Jiang Haisheng. Published.
1987: China. Field studies of Hainan Concolor Gibbons, with Jiang Haisheng, Liu Zhenhe and Jiang Haisheng.
Published.
1970-­‐1973: Senegal, West Africa. Gilbert Boese, Guinea Baboons. Ecology, Behavior and Conservation. Published by
Gil Boese.
1975-­‐78: Puerto Rico. Janis Gonzalez-­‐Martinez. Patas and Rhesus Monkeys, Population Ecology, Management.
Published by Janis Gonzalez.
1989-­‐93: Molucca Islands, Celebes Macaque on Bacan. Barry Rosenbaum, Ecology, Populations and Conservation.
Published by Barry Rosenbaum.
1989-­‐95: Democratic Republic of the Congo, Bonobos, Jo Thompson. Focus on Conservation. Published by Jo
Thompson.

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1994-­‐2004: India. Assam and all Northeast states of India. Golden Langur, Capped Langur, Assamese, Stumptailed,
Rhesus, Pig-­‐tailed macaque and Hoolock Gibbon. Field studies focusing on conservation by Jihosuo Biswas, Joydeep
Bose, Dilip Chetry, Jayanta Das, Rekha Medhi, Prabal Sarkar, and Arun Srivastava. Published by all of the above.
Experience / Expertise in captive maintenance / Breeding of primates:
Publications: Collias, N.E. and C.H. Southwick (1952). A field study of population density and social organization in
Howling Monkeys. Proc. Amer. Phil. Soc., 96: 143-­‐156.
Southwick, C.H. (1955). The Black Howlers of Barro Colorado. Animal Kingdom, 58(4): 104-­‐109.
Southwick, C.H., M.A. Beg, and M.R. Siddiqi (1961). A population survey of Rhesus Monkeys in villages, towns, and
temples of norhern India. Ecology, 42: 538-­‐547.
Southwick, C.H., M.A. Beg, and M.R. Siddiqi (1961). A population survey of Rhesus Monkeys in northern India. II.
Transportation routes and forests areas. Ecology, 42: 698-­‐710.
Southwick, C.H., (1962). My Thanks to Hanuman. Contributions in the Humanities, Ohio University Review, 4: 19-­‐34.
Southwick, C.H. (1962). Patterns of intergroup social behaviour in primates, with special reference to Rhesus and
Howling Monkeys. Ann. N.Y. Acad. of Science, 102(2): 436-­‐454.
Southwick, C.H. (Editor). (1963). Primates Social Behavior. Princeton: D. Van Nostrand and co. 193 pp.
Shah, K.V. and C.H. Southwick. (1965). Prevalence of antibodies to certain viruses in sera of free-­‐living Rhesus
Monkeys. Ind. Jour. of Med. Research, 53: 1-­‐13.
Southwick, C.H., M.A. Beg, and M.R. Siddiqi. (1965). Rhesus Monkeys in north India. Chap. 4 in, Primate Behavior:
Field studies of Monkeys and Apes, Ed. By I. De Vore. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, pp. 111-­‐159.
Lahiri, R.K. and C.H. Southwick. (1966). Parental care in Macaca Sylvana. Folia Primatologica, 4: 257-­‐264.
Southwick, C.H. (1996). Population changes of Rhesus Monkeys in India, 1959-­‐65. Jour. of Primatology, 7: 303-­‐314.
Southwick, C.H. and M.R. Siddiqi. (1968). Population trends of Rhesus Monkeys in northern India. Jour. of Animal
Ecology, 37: 199-­‐204.
Southwick, C.H. and M.F. Siddiqi. (1970). Primate population trends in Asia, with specific reference to the Rhesus
Monkeys of India. International Union for the Conservation of Nature, 11 th Tech. Mtg., Vol. 1, pp. 135-­‐171.
Southwick, C.H. and F.C. Cadigan (1972). Population studies of primates in Malaysia. Jour. of Primatology, 13(1):1-­‐13.
Southwick, C.H. (1972). Ecology and the quality of our enviornment. New York: D.Van Nostrand. 2 nd Ed. 1976.
Boston: Willard Grant Press, 429 pp.
Southwick, C.H., M.F. Siddiqi, M.Y. Farooqui, and B.C. Pal. (1976). Effects of artificial feeding on aggressive behaviour
of Rhesus Monkeys in India. Animal Behaviour, 24: 11-­‐15.
Siddiqi, M.F., and C.H. Southwick. (1977). Polpulation trends of Rhesus Monkeys in Aligarh District. In the use of
nonhuman Primates in Biomedical Research, Ed. by M.R.N. Prasad and T.C. Anand Kumar. Indian National Sciecne
Academy, New Delhi. pp. 14-­‐23.
Southwick, C.H. (1977). The Utilization, Availability and Conservation of non human primates. Ibid. Indian National
Science Academy, New Delhi. pp 1-­‐13.
Southwick, C.H. and M.F. Siddiqi (1977). Population dynamics of Rhesus Monkeys in northern India. In, Primate
Conservation. Ed. by H.R.H. Prince Ranier and Geoffrey Bourne. New York: Academic Press. pp. 339-­‐362.
Teas, J., H. Taylor, T. Richie, and C. Southwick (1978). Behavioural Ecology of Rhesus Monkeys in Nepal. Annals Nepal
Nature Conservation Soc., II: 15-­‐20.
Southwick, C.H., J. Teas, and M.F. Siddiqi (1979). Demographic Characteristics of increasing, decreasing and Rhesus
populations in India and Nepal. Proc. VII th Cong. of the Internat. Primatol. Soc., Bangalore, India. p. 9.
Southwick, C.H. and B.D. Blood. (1979). Conservation and Management of Wild Primate Populations. Bioscience, 29:
233-­‐237.
Teas, J., Richie, H. Taylor, and C. Southwicks (1980). Population patterns and behavioural ecology of Rhesus monkeys
in Nepal. In, The Macaques: Studies in Ecology, Behaviour, and Evolution. Ed. by D.G. Lindburg. Van Nostrand
Reinhold C., Chap. 10, pp. 247-­‐262.

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Teas, J. T. Richie, H.G. Taylor, M.F. Siddiqi, and C.H. Southwick (1982). Natural regulation of Rhesus Monkey
populations in Kathmandu, Nepal. Folia Primatologica, 35: 117-­‐135.
Southwick, C.H. and M.F. Siddiqi (1983). Status and Conservation of Rhesus Monkeys in India. In, Perspectives in
Primate Biology, Ed.m by P.K. Seth. Today and Tomorrow's Publishers, New Delhi, pp 227-­‐236.
Southwick, C.H. and M.F. Siddiqi (1984). A proposal for the conservation of Rhesus Monkeys in agricultural habitats
of northern India. Current Primate Researches, Ed., by M.L. Roonwal, S.M. Mohnot, and N.S. Rathore, Univ. of
Jodhpur, pp. 553-­‐561.
Malik, I., P.K. Seth, and C.H. Southwick (1984). Population growth of free-­‐ranging Rhesus Monkeys at Tughlaqabad.
American Journal Primatology, 7: 311-­‐321.
Malik, I., P.K. Seth, and C.H. Southwick (1985). Group fission in free-­‐ranging Rhesus Monkeys of Tughlaqabad.
Internat'l. Journal of Primatology, 6: 411-­‐422.
Southwick, C.H. and K.L. South (1985). Rhesus Monkeys in Burma. Primate Conservation, 5: 35-­‐36.
Southwick, C.H., R.A. Mittermeier, J.G. Robinson, and R.A. Tenaza (1986). Conservation Note: Report of the Amer.
Soc. of Primatologists Committee on the Status of Primates in the Wild. American Jour. of Primatology, 10:371-­‐378.
Southwick, C.H. and D.G. Lindburg (1986). The Primates of India: Status, trends, and conservation, In: Primates-­‐The
Road of Self-­‐sustaining Populations, ed. by K. Benirschke. Springer-­‐Verlag, pp. 171-­‐187.
Strum, S.C. and C.H. Southiwick (1986). Translocation of Primates. In: Primates -­‐The Road of Self-­‐sustaning
Populations, ed. by K. Benirschke. Springer-­‐Verlag, pp. 949-­‐958.
Liu, Z.. Haisheng, Z. Yongzu, L. Yanhua, C. Gigon, D. Manry and C.H. Southwick (1987). Field Report on Conservation
of the Hainan Gibbon. Primate Conservation, 8: 51-­‐52.
Johnson, R.L., J. Teas, N. Bishop, and C.H. Southwick (1988). A decade of stability in a Nepalese Macaque population.
Journal of Mammalogy, 69: 178-­‐180.
Fa, J.E. and C.H. Southwick (Eds.) (1988). Ecology and Behavior of Food-­‐Enhanced Primate Groups. New York: Alan R.
Liss Publishers, 355 pp.
Sugardnito, J., C.H. Southwick, J. Supriatna, A. Kohlhaas, S. Baker, J. Erwin, J. Froehlich, and N. Lerche (1989).
Population survey of macaques in northern Sulawesi. American Journal of Primatology, 18: 285-­‐301.
Lui, Z.Z. Yangzu, J. Haiseheng, and C.H. Southwick (1989). Population structure of Hylobates concolor in Bawanglin
Nature Reserve, Hainan, China. American Journal of Primatology, 19: 247-­‐254.
Zhang, Y., Q. Guogiang, Lin Yonlei, and C.H. Southwick (1990). Extinction of Rhesus Macaques in Xinglung, North
China. Internat'l. Journal of Primatology, 10: 375-­‐381.
Southwick, C.H., J. Haisheng, Z. Liu, and Y. Zhang. (1990). The Primates of Hainan Island, China. Amer. Journal of
Primatology, 20: 234.
Muskita, Y., C.H. Southwick, et.al. (1992). Conservation Status and Problems of the Crested Black Macaque, Macaca
nigra in Sulawesi. XIV th Congress of the International Primatological Soc., pp. 172-­‐173.
Martin, H.D., C.H. Southwick, D.M. Garel, J.L. Allen, D. Kenny and J R. Zuba (1992). Conservation Biology & Vet.
Medicine. Proc. on the Conservation of the Great Apes. Jakarta: Ministry of Forestry, Indonesia, pp. 155-­‐165.
Zhang, Y., G. Quna, T. Zhao, and C.H. Southwick (1991). Distribution of Macaques in China. Acta Theriologica Sinica,
11: 171-­‐185.
Southwick, C.H., Y.K. Zhang, H. Jiang, and Q. Wenyuan (1991). Comparative Ecology or Rhesus populations at
latitudinal extremes in China. In, A. Ehara, et al., (Eds.) Primatology Today. Elsevier Science Publishers, pp. 25-­‐28.
Zhang, Y., G. Quna, T. Zhao, and C.H. Southwick (1992). Distribution of Macaques in China. Acta Theriologica Sinica,
12: 81-­‐95.
Qu, W.,Y. Zhang, D. Manry, and C.H. Southwick (1993). Rhesus Monkeys in the Tgaihang mountains, Henan, China.
International Journal of Primatology, 14: 607-­‐621.
Southwick, C.H. and M.F. Siddiqi (1994). Primate commensalism: The Rhesus Monkey in India. La.Terre et La vie,
49(3): 223-­‐231.
Southwick, C.H. (1996). Global Ecology in Human Perspective. New York and Oxford University Press, 392 pp.

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Southwick, C.H. and M.F. Siddiqi (2001). Status, Conservation and Management of Primates in India. ENVIS Bulletin,
Vol. 1: 81-­‐91 (Dehra Dun, India).
Southwick, C.H. and M.F. Siddiqi (2004). Primate commensalism: Problems and Prospects. In, J.D. Paterson (Ed.).
Primate Conservation and Conflict. (In press).
Information wish to share: A directory listing of current primate field projects in South Asia.

PSG South Asian Primate Network – PSG SAPN (pron. “sah-pen”)
Representing the IUCN SSC Primate Specialist Group in South Asia
(Pl. Expand all initials) First Name Middle Last
Name:
Occupation: Title: Mr. , Mrs. , Ms. , Dr.
Date of birth: dd/mm/yyyy Sex: Male , Female
Name of Institution and
Address:
Office Phone: (w. STD code)
Home Phone: (w. STD code)
Email1:
Fax:
Mobile:
Email2:
Home/office address
other than above if you
prefer us to use it.
Website (If any): I have attached my photo: jpg , tif , psd
Tick or type one or more of the choices below. In case you are shy or modest, please don’t be.
Do you study/observe
primates:
Full Time , Part time , Sporadically , Opportunistically
Are you a primate: Specialist , Student , Amateur , Photographer , Others
Are you interested in
primate:
Taxonomy , Diversity , Genetics , Acoustics , Behaviour , Diseases , Captive
breeding , Photography , Education , Reintroduction , Welfare , Man/Animal
conflict , Grant writing , PVA Analysis (Vortex) , Captive husbandry Captive
management , Others
Are you: currently involved in primate work , were involved but retired , were involved but moved to
other field/s , retired or moved away- but itching to get back into primate work ,
Others
Research interests and
species of special
interest
Are you a Ph.D. holder Yes , No , Presently enrolled for a Ph.D.
Is your Ph.D. on: Primate diversity/conservation , Laboratory , Ecology , Museum , Genetics ,
Others (explain briefly)
Title of Ph.D.
Dissertation:
University Place Year (of submission of dissertation)
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Is the dissertation published:
In full , In parts , Currently in press , Not at all ,
In popular media , .
Papers from dissertation work: Yes , No If yes, Please include a copy
Popular articles from dissertation work: Yes , No If yes, Please include a copy
Are you guiding or have you guided students in primate studies Yes , No If yes, provide details
Student name Work done Year University
Please tick Yes or No
Have you taken any formal of informal training in the techniques needed to study primate Yes No
Would you be interested in taking a short term training in primate study techniques Yes No
Do you have access to literature on primates of South Asia Yes No
Please list your field or museum studies of primates (If published please list in publications details).
In case there are more than 5 studies please include then under More Information:
Short title of study Geographical area of study Dates of study, not publication
Attention: Even if you have not done any field studies on primates so far or do not intend to, please state your interest in
contributing to primate knowledge.
In case there are more than 5 studies please include then under More Information:
Other primate projects (laboratory work, disease,
vocalization studies, education programs, etc.)
Geographical area of
study/work
Dates of study or work, not
publication. (If published please list
under Publications).
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Do you maintain or have you maintained
primates in captivity
If yes, what species, numbers and for how long. Also
provide breeding details.
Do you have experience/ expertise in
captive maintenance/ breeding of
primates
If yes, what species, numbers and for how long and
where
Publication (relevant to primate studies
only):
Please list ALL your publication relevant to primate
studies for complete listing in the directory and on
the web also please enclose a copy of your recent
(within the last two years) publications.
Any other information you wish to share:
Names, address and /or email address of
other primate field biologist, specialist,
amateurs, students or educators that you
wish to suggest we contact:
More Information:
PSG SAPN Membership & Directory Questionnaire
Return to: PSG SAPN, c/o Zoo Outreach Organization
96, Kumudham Nagar, Vilankurichi Road, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 641 035, India
or fax to +91 422 2665472 or Email: zooreach@zooreach.org
Website: www.zooreach.org, www.zoosprint.org, www.southasiantaxa.org, www.pterocount.org
www.southasianprimatenetwork.org
REMEMBER to attach your passport size photograph to be incorporated in the directory
Please send a separate JPEG file as attachment
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