Isbn: 9798184471198 - the complete pied tamarin handbook: everything you need to know about the pied tamarin, including identification, family life, communication, ... roles, and wildlife conservation efforts (4 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. INTRODUCTION TO THE PIED TAMARINA Rare Jewel of the AmazonDeep within the vast tropical forests of northern Brazil lives one of the world's most remarkable and endangered primates, the Pied Tamarin. Known scientifically as Pied Tamarin, this small monkey has captured the attention of scientists, conservationists, and wildlife enthusiasts because of its striking appearance, limited geographic range, and increasingly fragile future. Unlike many other primates that occupy extensive territories across multiple countries, the Pied Tamarin is found almost exclusively in a relatively small region surrounding the city of Manaus. This restricted distribution makes it one of the most geographically confined primates in the world and places it at significant risk from environmental changes occurring within its habitat.At first glance, the Pied Tamarin stands out because of its unusual coloration. Most tamarins possess coats that blend naturally into the surrounding forest environment through shades of brown, black, gold, or reddish fur. The Pied Tamarin, however, displays a distinctive pattern of white and dark fur that creates a striking contrast rarely seen among New World monkeys. Its pale upper body and darker lower limbs give it an appearance that immediately distinguishes it from other members of the tamarin family. This unique coloration contributes not only to its scientific importance but also to its popularity among those who study tropical wildlife.Despite its small size, the Pied Tamarin plays an important role within the Amazon ecosystem. Every day, these agile monkeys travel through the forest canopy searching for fruits, insects, nectar, and other food sources. As they move from tree to tree, they inadvertently assist in seed dispersal, helping numerous plant species reproduce and spread throughout the forest. Their feeding habits contribute to the maintenance of biodiversity and support the ecological processes that sustain one of the planet's richest natural environments. The survival of the Pied Tamarin is therefore linked not only to its own future but also to the health and stability of the ecosystem it inhabits.The story of the Pied Tamarin is also a story of resilience. Over thousands of years, this species evolved specialized adaptations that allowed it to thrive in the dense tropical forests surrounding the central Amazon Basin. It learned to navigate complex forest canopies, communicate effectively within social groups, locate seasonal food resources, and avoid predators. These adaptations transformed the species into a successful and highly specialized forest dweller. Yet the challenges faced by the species today are unlike those encountered during its evolutionary history, creating conservation concerns that have become increasingly urgent. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. INTRODUCTION TO THE PIED TAMARINA Rare Jewel of the AmazonDeep within the vast tropical forests of northern Brazil lives one of the world's most remarkable and endangered primates, the Pied Tamarin. Known scientifically as Pied Tamarin, this small monkey has captured the attention of scientists, conservationists, and wildlife enthusiasts because of its striking appearance, limited geographic range, and increasingly fragile future. Unlike many other primates that occupy extensive territories across multiple countries, the Pied Tamarin is found almost exclusively in a relatively small region surrounding the city of Manaus. This restricted distribution makes it one of the most geographically confined primates in the world and places it at significant risk from environmental changes occurring within its habitat.At first glance, the Pied Tamarin stands out because of its unusual coloration. Most tamarins possess coats that blend naturally into the surrounding forest environment through shades of brown, black, gold, or reddish fur. The Pied Tamarin, however, displays a distinctive pattern of white and dark fur that creates a striking contrast rarely seen among New World monkeys. Its pale upper body and darker lower limbs give it an appearance that immediately distinguishes it from other members of the tamarin family. This unique coloration contributes not only to its scientific importance but also to its popularity among those who study tropical wildlife.Despite its small size, the Pied Tamarin plays an important role within the Amazon ecosystem. Every day, these agile monkeys travel through the forest canopy searching for fruits, insects, nectar, and other food sources. As they move from tree to tree, they inadvertently assist in seed dispersal, helping numerous plant species reproduce and spread throughout the forest. Their feeding habits contribute to the maintenance of biodiversity and support the ecological processes that sustain one of the planet's richest natural environments. The survival of the Pied Tamarin is therefore linked not only to its own future but also to the health and stability of the ecosystem it inhabits.The story of the Pied Tamarin is also a story of resilience. Over thousands of years, this species evolved specialized adaptations that allowed it to thrive in the dense tropical forests surrounding the central Amazon Basin. It learned to navigate complex forest canopies, communicate effectively within social groups, locate seasonal food resources, and avoid predators. These adaptations transformed the species into a successful and highly specialized forest dweller. Yet the challenges faced by the species today are unlike those encountered during its evolutionary history, creating conservation concerns that have become increasingly urgent. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…