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This article provides details on the captive population of the northern talapoins, on their social and reproduction behaviour, and also covers briefly on the smuggling of talapoins in Europe. [1]
This chapter focuses on the diversity of the guenons as a group, with details on the physical characteristic and social behaviours of the Gabon talapoin species, also known as northern talapoins or miopithecus ogouensis. [2]
The Miopithecus ogouensis was assessed to be classified as ‘Near Threatened’ by Maisels in 2017 and published in 2019 in the IUCN Red List. [3]
Distribution of primate species, especially the geographic range of northern talapoins is covered in this article. [4]
The page referenced within this book covers extensive details on the Miopithecus ogouensis, their measurements, habitat, behaviours and diet. [5]
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This article provides details on the captive population of the northern talapoins, on their social and reproduction behaviour, and also covers briefly on the smuggling of talapoins in Europe. [1]
This chapter focuses on the diversity of the guenons as a group, with details on the physical characteristic and social behaviours of the Gabon talapoin species, also known as northern talapoins or miopithecus ogouensis. [2]
The Miopithecus ogouensis was assessed to be classified as ‘Near Threatened’ by Maisels in 2017 and published in 2019 in the IUCN Red List. [3]
Distribution of primate species, especially the geographic range of northern talapoins is covered in this article. [4]
The page referenced within this book covers extensive details on the Miopithecus ogouensis, their measurements, habitat, behaviours and diet. [5]