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Maroon leaf monkey

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level of fiber. They combine young leaves with flowers that have high levels of protein. Fruits and seeds have a high concentration of fats and carbohydrates. Maroon leaf monkeys only eat from rare trees and lianas. They must rely on fallback resources when their usual food is not abundant. During 25-month (May to October) observation study maroon leaf monkeys spent "46 percent of their feeding time on young leaves, 38 percent on seeds, 12 percent on whole fruits, 2 percent on flowers, 1.0 percent on bark, and 1.2 percent on pith."
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leaf monkeys feed on large amounts of seeds and fruits. Consumption of young leaves happens primarily from October to June; especially in June. During this dry time of the year, they consume more succulent foliage and are decrease their intake of seeds. Flowers are mostly consumed between March and May. There is only one type of flower that becomes a high-demand resource during December. Food becomes scarce during the rainy season, and at this time of year maroon leaf monkeys feed on mature leaves.
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Borneo has a healthy tropical rainforest. It also contains shallow swampy areas made up of acidic, decomposed plant matter. These swampy areas have seasonal bouts of dry weather; during the wet season the rivers rise around two meters. Maroon leaf monkeys are arboreal primates and spend most of their
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Maroon leaf monkeys are herbivores. Their main diet is fruits, seeds, young leaves, and flowers. They are selective feeders, as food becomes limited they will feed on certain types of plant matter or seeds during their time of abundance. To maintain a balance in their diet, they will consume topsoil
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During April, June, and August, maroon leaf monkeys consume the topsoil of termite mounds to obtain the minerals needed for a balanced diet. The termite mound soil has high levels of calcium and magnesium and is also a source of potassium and phosphorus. This soil is very acidic and has a dominant
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Their primary food is the young parts of leaves, feeding less frequently on seeds and whole fruits, and occasionally on flowers. Feeding patterns vary seasonally. As the fruit season peaks during June to September, there is an increase of fruit being produced. During this time of abundance, Maroon
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Because maroon leaf monkeys are from Southeast Asia, they must endure scarcity of fruit due to the unpredictable fruiting season. They spend around half their time eating leafy greens and the other half eating seeds and fruits. They favor the highly digestible leaves, which have a relatively low
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for 28 percent of their feeding time, concentrating on those with more protein. Maroon leaf monkeys feed on different types of leaves according to their abundance. When there more fruits are available, they increase their time feeding on seeds around 28 percent.
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time in the canopy. They have a large home ranges and low population densities compared to other primates. This is believed to be because they rely on specific trees which are rare and widely dispersed.
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mostly live in forests at altitudes below 2,000 m. They feed on leaves, seeds, and fruits.
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Mammal Species of the World: A Taxonomic and Geographic Reference
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M. (eds.). 288:Distribution and Habitat 2076:Endemic fauna of Borneo 1525:Sabah grizzled langur ( 1417:Black Sumatran langur ( 954:Bouvier's red colobus ( 891:Thollon's red colobus ( 344:Spatholobus macropterus 271:and the nearby smaller 1561:Natuna Island surili ( 1480:White-fronted surili ( 1471:White-thighed surili ( 1250:Phayre's leaf monkey ( 927:Zanzibar red colobus ( 918:Udzungwa red colobus ( 882:Preuss's red colobus ( 2056:Primates of Indonesia 1990:Paleobiology Database 1340:White-headed langur ( 1295:Gee's golden langur ( 1286:Shortridge's langur ( 1120:Purple-faced langur ( 1075:Kashmir gray langur ( 963:Semliki red colobus ( 909:Ugandan red colobus ( 855:Western red colobus ( 428:: e.T18131A17953935. 313:from termite mounds. 292:Maroon leaf monkeys ( 263:. 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Index


Gomantong
Borneo
Conservation status
Vulnerable
IUCN 3.1
Scientific classification
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Eukaryota
Animalia
Chordata
Mammalia
Primates
Haplorhini
Simiiformes
Cercopithecidae
Presbytis
Binomial name
S. Müller

Cercopithecidae
southeast Asian
Borneo
Karimata
dipterocarp
cations
Sabah
Spatholobus macropterus
Groves, C. P.
Wilson, D. E.

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