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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.
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