孟加拉懒猴在泰国东北部随季节变化的垂直空间使用和活动变化

Abstract Most species are adapted to navigate the seasonal variations that impact their habitat use and behavior. We can use this baseline understanding of their seasonal responses to understand how they may respond to more extreme and unexpected changes. The canopy structure can provide a buffering effect for arboreal species through vertical microclimatic gradients, creating potential microrefugia. In this study we examine how seasonality impacts the activity and vertical space usage of the nocturnal Bengal slow lorises ( Nycticebus bengalensis ) in Northeastern Thailand. We collected behavi