2010
DOI: 10.1163/156853810790457812
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Habitat use by chameleons in a deciduous forest in western Madagascar

Abstract: Information on the distribution and abundance of chameleons in Madagascar is required to develop conservation plans that integrate protected area management and sustainable use. We surveyed chameleons in eight sites in deciduous forest in Menabe, western Madagascar. Brookesia brygooi was the most frequently detected species, with a population density of 35 ha–1. Furcifer species were less common, with calculated densities of 7.2 ha–1 (F. labordi), 3.0 ha–1 (Furcifer sp.) and 1.3 ha–1 (F. oustaleti). Chameleon … Show more

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“…They inhabit the western and southwestern seasonal dry forests of Madagascar. They seem to be forest-associated and avoiding degraded forests and scrubland (Soazandry et al 2010).…”
Section: Semelparitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They inhabit the western and southwestern seasonal dry forests of Madagascar. They seem to be forest-associated and avoiding degraded forests and scrubland (Soazandry et al 2010).…”
Section: Semelparitymentioning
confidence: 99%