Macaca De Madras
Macaca radiata (É.Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1812)
También llamadaBaşlıklı şebek (tur) · Bonnet Macaque (eng) · Dark-bellied Bonnet Macaque (radiata) (eng) · Indien-Hutaffe (deu) · Indische Kroonaap (nld) · Indischer Hutaffe (deu) · Indisk hueabe (dan) · Light-bellied (eng) · Light-bellied / Pale-bellied Bonnet Macaque (diluta) (eng) · Lueape (nob) · Macaco dal berretto indiano (ita) · Macaco-de-boina (por) · Macaque Bonnet Chinois (fra) · Macaque Commun (fra)
Descrita por primera vez en: Ann. Mus. Hist. Nat. Paris vol.19 p.98
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discussion
Discussion: M. sinica species group. Revised by Fooden (1981).
Order Primates
discussion
COMMENTS: Probably conspecific with sinica; but see Fooden (1980) and Fooden et al. (1981: 463). Revised by Fooden (1981).
Order Primates
discussion
COMMENT: Probably conspecific with sinica (CPG); but see Fooden, 1980: 1 - 9. Revised by Fooden, 1981, Fieldiana Zool., N. S., 9. See Hill, 1974, for discussion of type locality.
Order Primates
activity
Activity patterns. The Bonnet Macaque is diurnal, arboreal, and terrestrial. Daytime activity in natural forested areas is ¢. 90 % arboreal and ¢. 10 % terrestrial. In more open vegetation, such as cultivated areas, it is more terrestrial; about 30 % ofits daytime activity. At night, they sleep in trees, except in urban areas where they sleep on roofs and ledges. A year-long study ofa forest group provided the following activity budget: 37 % foraging, 30 % engaged in social activities, 21 % resting, 7 % traveling, and 5 % engaged in miscellaneousactivities. Feeding is particularly intense in the early morning and late afternoon. Much oftheir terrestrial foraging is for animal prey. Urban groups suffering food shortage and being exposed to predators and, at least in many cases, harassment from people spend more time on the move (20 %) than rural and forest groups.
Cercopithecidae
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