Tana River Colobus and Mangabey

Colin P. Groves · Peter Andrews · Jennifer F.M. Horne

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Primate Behavior and Ecology Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Conservation, Ecology, Wildlife Education

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The numbers of both these highly endangered monkeys, found only on the Tana River in north-east Kenya, are down to about 2000, possibly fewer. The authors of this status and habitat survey describe the continuing threats to both animals and make proposals for a reserve to protect them.

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