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ANCAMAN DAN KEPUNAHAN BURUNG MAMBRUK POLOS Goura cristata DI BAGIAN TIMUR KEPALA BURUNG (VOGELKOP) IRIAN JAYA BARAT Agustinus Kilmaskossu
Jurnal Natural Vol. 6 No. 1 (2007): Jurnal Natural
Publisher : FMIPA Universitas Papua

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The three species of “mambruk” (crowned pidgeons) are endemic to New Guinea (Irian Jaya and the Papua Nugini). The species are listed in CITES as vulnerable. In Indonesia the species are protected by law, but in the field they are still being hunted. There fore, the threat and extinction of the species was observed on five location in the Birds Head Region of Papua. The observation indicated thet there was only are location was the estuary of Warmiseru and Suandei Lagoon where the spesies were relativety observed.
STUDI ETNOBIOLOGI PANDANUS DI PAPUA Maria Justina Sadsoeitoeboen; Agustinus Kilmaskossu
Jurnal Natural Vol. 6 No. 1 (2007): Jurnal Natural
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A research was carried out to study the diversity of Pandanus in the Papua region. The aim of the study was to find out how many species of Pandanus were all ready known by the people and used in their daily life. There are 42 species of Pandanus found in Papua. Based on the traditional utilization of the people in the Papua Tribe, Pandanus can be divided into seven group, i.e.: (1) species which are used for edible fruit, (2) species which are used for floor of houses, (3) species which are used for roofing, (4) species which are used for sleeping mat and rain covering, (5) species used for hunting, (6) species used for medicine, and (7) species which are still unknown.
Co-Authors Maria Justina Sadsoeitoeboen