Mexico / Indonesia / Uganda / Brazil / Canada / / /
Facility
Hunter College / D. Twinomugisha Makerere University Biological Field Station / City University of New York / McGill University / Fort Portal / University of Wisconsin-Madison / /
IndustryTerm
red colobus food trees / food availability / red colobus food / environmental products / food sources / food / forest products / food trees / food tree basal area / immediate and innovative solutions / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Nkuruba / Lake Nyaherya / Dry Lake / Ruwenzori Mountains / Twenty forest / Lake Mwamba / Lake Nyanswiga / /
Organization
Morris Animal Foundation / McGill School of Environment / Department of Pathobiological Sciences / National Science Foundation / Uganda Wildlife Authority / National Council for Science and Technology / office of the President / National Science and Engineering Research Council / McGill University / CAC / School of Veterinary Medicine / A. Jacob Department of Biology / Hunter College / Game Department / United Nations / Wildlife Conservation Society / Department of Anthropology / University of Wisconsin / the City University of New York / /
Person
Dennis Twinomugisha / Sam Mugume Koojo / Michael D. Wasserman / Tom Struhsaker / Onderdonk / Colin A. Chapman / Rafael Reyna-Hurtado / Lauren Chapman / Ria Ghai / Jessica M. Rothman / Tony Goldberg / Reyna-Hurtado Investigador Titular / / /
Position
hunter / representative / /
ProvinceOrState
Quebec / Toro / /
Region
West Africa / western Uganda / Southern Mexico / /
Chapter 7 Going, Going, Gone: A 15-Year History of the Decline of Primates in Forest Fragments near Kibale National Park, Uganda Colin A. Chapman, Ria Ghai, Aerin Jacob, Sam Mugume Koojo,