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STUDY POPULATION AND HABITAT PRIMATE CONSERVATION AREAS IN MOUNTAIN WAYANG WINDU CANNING, DISTRICT. BANDUNG

By:
Beni Hermawan
D1D050054

Supervising :
Dr. Ruhyat Partasasmita, Msi

Abstract

Research analysis of primate populations and their habitats conservation area of Mount Wayang Windu has been done using direct survey methods. The results showed that the primate species found in the study area is Surili, Javan Javanese and Long Tailed Monkey. While the group density (D) at 4 different spot on each - each type as follows: 1.5 to 0.7 individuals / km ² (Surili), 1.76 to 1.26 individuals / km ² (Javan Javanese) and 2.84 to 1.6 individuals / km ² (Long Tailed Macaque). While other variables in the form of Estimated Population (P) at 4 different locations titk on each - each type; 81 to 38 fish / km ² (Surili), 96 to 68 fish / km ² (Javan Javanese) and from 154 to 87 fish / km ² (Monkey tail length). In the habitat analysis of vegetation structure at the level of the tree with a variable that is calculated IVI Schima wallichii (17.038%) and Ficus lepicarpa (12.516%). At stake level Schima wallichii (22.398%), Ficus padana and F. alba (21.749%). At the seedling level is as follows; Schima wallichii (30.33%), Arenga pinnata and Acer laurinum (21.65%), at the pole; Schima wallichii (33.81%) and Caralllia brachiata (21.6%). Other vegetation parameters at various levels of vegetation in the form of Shannon-Wiener diversity (H '), namely: 3.312 to 2.943 - 2.641 to 2.725, Pielou Evenness Index (J'), namely: 0.974 0.939 0.932 0.962 and the number of types of vegetation; 377 to 308 - 220 -- 191 at the level of the tree, sapling, pole and bush.

Keywords: primate populations and their habitats, vegetation parameters, vegetation structure

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