Abstract
Tarsier (Tarsius dentatus) is one of the smallest primates in the world and is one of endemic species found in Central Sulawesi province. Tarsier belonging to the family tarsiidae. Tarsiers are nocturnal animals, which means these animals are only active at night. Tarsier only activity between late afternoon until early morning until just before sunrise. This study aims to determine the spatial distribution of habitats in the village sp Tarsier SungkuKawasan Lore Lindu National Park using Geographic Information System (GIS). This study could provide scientific contributions and the contribution to the management of protected areas, especially in the preservation of wildlife species of tarsiers in Lore Lindu National Park area. The method used in this research line transect method (strip transect method). To determine the presence and nesting place tarsier is done by monitoring the sound which is indicative of the presence of tarsiers. Tarsier nests were observed during the study were in a bamboo grove and Fikus sp. Spread of the tarsier's nest found near streams are relatively more equal than much with the flow of the river. The height of the discovery of habitat tarsier tarsier habitat at an observation point located at an altitude between 757-982 m above sea level. Slope where the discovery of the tarsier habitat can be found in the classroom rather steep ramps up. Vegetation density value of the discovery of the nest tarsiers more rarely found in class up until the meeting is between 0.420653659 0.573617041.
Keywords: Spatial Analysis, tarsiers, Village Sungku
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