PhD chpt 1 - Introduction: The Context of Conflict and
Outcomes
PhD chpt 2 - Study Methods
Phd chpt 3 - Behaviour, Ecology and Population of the Buton Macaque
PhD chpt
4 - Farm Geography, Ecology and Crop Loss
PhD
chpt 5 - Farmers' Perceptions Towards Crop-raiding
PhD chpt 6 - Monkeys on
Farms
PhD chpt 7 - Human Activity on Farms and the Effect on Raiding by Monkeys
PhD chpt 8 - A
Synthesis of Perceptions and Reality
PhD
References
Copyright
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Suggested citation:
Priston, N. E. C. (2005). Crop-Raiding by Macaca Ochreata Brunnescens in Sulawesi: Reality, Perceptions and Outcomes for Conservation, PhD thesis, University of Cambridge Cambridge
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