Ecology and Population Dynamics of Colobus guereza in Ethiopia

Robin Dunbar

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The ecology of Colobus guereza in Ethiopia is described. Data on group size from a number of localities are given, and groups are typically found to be one-male groups of 5-8 animals. The dynamics of one population are discussed with particular reference to birth and death rates and immigration and emigration. Daily activity patterns and use of home ranges are described. The ecological determinants of population density, group size and home range size are investigated.

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