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POLYSPECIFIC GROUPS OF MACAQUES ON THE KOWLOON PENINSULA NEW TERRITORIES, HONG KONG

Charles H. Southwick1, Karen L. Southwick2   

  1. 1. University of Colorado;
    2. Colorado College
  • Online:2011-11-22 Published:2011-11-22

POLYSPECIFIC GROUPS OF MACAQUES ON THE KOWLOON PENINSULA NEW TERRITORIES, HONG KONG

Charles H. Southwick1, Karen L. Southwick2   

  1. 1. University of Colorado;
    2. Colorado College

Abstract: The New Territories of Hong Kong consist of approximately 800 km2, with an east-west extent of 70 km and a north-south extent of 40 km. Topography varies from lowland coastal rice paddies to forested mountains nearly 1000 m in elevation. Despite the high human population of Hong Kong and intensive agriculture, approximately 100 km2 are forested, primarily in reserve forests, on steep hillsides, and around water reservoirs.

摘要: The New Territories of Hong Kong consist of approximately 800 km2, with an east-west extent of 70 km and a north-south extent of 40 km. Topography varies from lowland coastal rice paddies to forested mountains nearly 1000 m in elevation. Despite the high human population of Hong Kong and intensive agriculture, approximately 100 km2 are forested, primarily in reserve forests, on steep hillsides, and around water reservoirs.