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	6. A comparison of primate behaviour reactions towards human presence 6.1 Introduction Determining human effects on animal survival rates as both tourism and the permanent population of Madre de Dios increase, becomes mo Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-04-28 23:14:33 Open Document File Size: 57,37 KB Share Result on Facebook City Sulawesi / New York / / Company Princeton University Press / Colombia University Press / / Country Indonesia / United States / Brazil / Peru / / Event Extinction / Environmental Issue / / Facility Biodiversity Station / Posada Amazonas lodge / Las Piedras Biodiversity Station / / IndustryTerm food item / mining / Food carrying / potential food source / source-sink systems / food / energy / carrying food / / NaturalFeature Tambopata River / Las Piedras Biodiversity Station / / Organization Princeton University / Claylick / Madre / / Person Biosphere / / Position Anthropologist / / ProvinceOrState New Jersey / / PublishedMedium American Anthropologist / / Technology 3g / / SocialTag Primate Tufted capuchin Spider monkey Primatology Monkey Social grooming Ape Behavior Biology Capuchin monkeys

6. A comparison of primate behaviour reactions towards human presence 6.1 Introduction Determining human effects on animal survival rates as both tourism and the permanent population of Madre de Dios increase, becomes moAdd to Reading List