Megaherbivores exert strong top-down influence on the ecosystems they inhabit, yet little is
known about the foraging impacts of Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) on the structure of …

The coexistence of numerous species within a community results from how those species
use available resources. Babblers are one of the major groups of Malaysian insectivorous …

Background Mineral-rich licks are known to provide mineral supplements to wildlife species,
including mammals. Artificial salt licks have been provided as habitat enrichment in …

Niche theory suggests that sympatric species reduce interspecific competition through
segregation of shared resources by adopting different attack manoeuvres. However, the fact …

Abstract Structure of tree communities and their association with soil properties were
investigated in two fan-palm dominated forests at Pahang and Terengganu States of …

Numerous wildlife species visit salt licks to consume soil (geophagy) or to drink water.
Studies have mostly focused on salt lick use by mammals as they are easily identified owing …

Abstract European Miocene tapirs (Perissodactyla, Tapiridae) are mainly documented by
isolated and fragmentary remains, and little is known about the morphological variability of …

A study was conducted at Kenong Forest Park, Kuala Lipis, Pahang, to determine species
composition and floristic variation of tree communities in two distinct habitats. Two plots of …

The study on ecology and feeding behaviour of selected wildlife species was carried out at
the Krau Wildlife Reserve (KWR), Pahang. We aim to identify the wildlife species that …

Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) are among the last remaining megaherbivores in the
Sundaic rainforests. In this thesis, I aimed to improve our understanding of the ecological …