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distinct groups, one of
langurs and the
other of the "odd-nosed" species, but are
inconsistent as to the
relationships of the gray
langurs; some
studies suggest...
- 2008–09,
there were 6,000
golden langurs in India,
which has
grown to 7,396 in 2020–21. The
earliest record of the
golden langur is in an 1838
paper by Robert...
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Indian gray
langurs have
their tail tips
looping towards their head
during a
casual walk
whereas all
south Indian and Sri
Lankan gray
langurs have an inverted...
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lacks the
crest of
tufted gray
langurs and has hair on the
crown no
longer than on
temples and nape. Purple-faced
langurs have a rump that is pure white...
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years old.
Langurs have an
average life
expectancy of 25 years. The
environment provides an
arborous and
terrestrial habitat for
langurs as well as meeting...
-
northern plains gray
langur belongs to the
genus Semnopithecus along with the
other Indian langurs. The
southern plains gray
langur was once classified...
- are
believed to be left in
Vietnam and 1,400–1,650 in China.
About 60
langurs are in
captivity in
North American zoos. The
species is
named after Auguste...
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evidence suggests that the
Nilgiri and purple-faced
langurs are more
closely related to the gray
langurs, and have thus been
reclassified within the genus...
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langur (Semnopithecus priam), also
known as
Madras gray
langur, and
Coromandel sacred langur, is an Old
World monkey, one of the
species of
langurs....
- (PDF). IUCN.
Retrieved 6 June 2016.
ARKive -
images and
information on Delacour’s
langur (Trachypithecus delacouri)
Short BBC
story on Delacour's
langurs...
