Differential demographic responses of lion-tailed macaques to habitat fragmentation: Four decades of population monitoring in the Anamalai Hills, Western Ghats and perspectives for management and conservation

Santanu Mahato; Honnavalli N. Kumara; Govindhaswamy Umapathy; Mridula Singh; Mewa Singh; Mewa Singh; Mewa Singh

doi:10.1016/j.jnc.2026.127236

February 3, 2026Journal for Nature Conservation

Differential demographic responses of lion-tailed macaques to habitat fragmentation: Four decades of population monitoring in the Anamalai Hills, Western Ghats and perspectives for management and conservation

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Lion-tailed macaques show varying demographic changes due to habitat fragmentation, impacting population stability.
Over four decades, significant shifts were noted in demographics linked to habitat changes in the Anamalai Hills.
Analysis involved long-term population monitoring and assessment of habitat conditions over 40 years.
Findings highlight the importance of adaptive management for conservation strategies and further monitoring.

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Observational analysis reveals habitat fragmentation affects lion-tailed macaque demographics in Western Ghats, suggesting management strategies are needed.

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