. Die Ökologie der arboreal folivores: ein Symposium an der Erhaltung und Research Center, National Zoological Park, Smithsonian Institution, Mai 29-31, 1975. !0 f-Land über 150 Meter Abbildung 1. Die kutai Nature Reserve. Der Bereich innerhalb der Grenzen ist ca. 200 km 2. Grenzen werden gezeigt, wie sie 1970 waren. Seitdem die östliche Grenze hat das Meer bewegt wurde, und die südliche Grenze ist ca. 15 km nördlich verschoben. Lage und Eigenschaften der Studie Die Studie in, was dann der Nordostecke des Kutai Naturschutzgebiet im Süden liegt

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. The Ecology of arboreal folivores : a symposium held at the Conservation and Research Center, National Zoological Park, Smithsonian Institution, May 29-31, 1975 . !0f -Land above 150 meters Figure 1. The Kutai Nature Reserve. The area within the boundaries is approximately 200 km2. Boundaries are shown as they were in 1970. Since then the eastern boundary has been moved to the sea, and the southern boundary has been moved approximately 15 km north. Location and characteristics of the study area The study area lies in what was then the northeast corner of the Kutai Nature Reserve on the south bank of the Sengata River (Figure 1); the eastern boundary of the reserve has since been moved to the sea. The study area consists of approximately 3 km2 of forest bounded in the north by the Sengata River and on other sides by arbitrary boundaries (Figure 2). Its irregular shape results from an attempt to equalize riverine area and "deep forest." physical characteristics. As shown by the topo- graphic map (Figure 2), the highest point in the study area is slightly more than 300 m above the base camp, located near the southern boundary on one of two major ridges running from northeast to southwest through the study area. The major ridge along the eastern boundary has a very steep western face drop- ping to a small river (Mentoko) that runs parallel to the ridges through the study area. The bed of the small river and parts of the steep face of the eastern ridge are often rocky and inhospitable to forest. Other parts of the study area are covered by a thin layer of soil that ranges from clay to light sand and that sup- ports forest vegetation of variable structure and com- i7( ;t ~~" .—. i* ) i J yy , ' ) / /''' f — *' / r * ' — /}

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