Ikki Matsuda

The paper evaluates the long-term population and habitat dynamics of proboscis monkeys in the Lower Kinabatangan, showing a population increase and habitat stability despite habitat conversion outside protected areas.

The paper surveys mosquito communities in a tropical riverine forest, finding Anopheles species near rivers and detecting simian malaria parasites, suggesting zoonotic transmission risks.

The paper assesses oral and gut microbiomes in Javan slow lorises to evaluate release readiness, finding oral microbiome changes correlate with dental perturbations.

The paper assesses activity budgets and boldness in Javan slow lorises to evaluate their readiness for release from rehabilitation.

This study examines helminth infection dynamics in rehabilitating Javan slow lorises, finding that infection patterns are influenced by time since deworming rather than host traits or release readiness.

The paper evaluates the effectiveness of mel spectrograms for individual identification and age-class classification of wild female macaque vocalizations using machine learning on small datasets.

This study examines how group size and habitat disturbance affect parasitic infections in proboscis monkeys, finding group size correlates with specific parasite abundances and habitat disturbance influences infection patterns.