Fine scale assessment of habitat requirements in the Hoolock Gibbon, Hoolock hoolock in Lawachara National Park using MaxEnt

Description

We surveyed Western Hoolock Gibbons in Lawachara National Park, Northeast from April 2019 to January 2020 to confirm group compositions. Habitat data were collected using quadrats to record the abundance of plants and temporal variation in fruit availability for gibbons. Stratified random sampling method was followed for habitat data collection. In pre-established transects, 100m×100m quadrates were selected after every 500 m interval, 3 quadrates measuring 20m×20m were randomly incorporated within each 100m×100m quadrate. All data used to investigate the fine scale of habitat requirments in the Hooloch Gibbon in Lawachara Forest.

Institutions

• United Arab Emirates University

  Abu Dhabi, Al Ain
• Jagannath University

  Dhaka District, Dhaka
• University of Texas at San Antonio Department of Anthropology

  TX, San Antonio

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Funders

• United States Fish and Wildlife Service

  District of Columbia, United States

  Grant ID: F19AP00130
• National Science and Technology Fellowship, Bangladesh

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