Perilaku Sosial Langur Borneo (Presbytis chrysomelas ssp. cruciger) di Resort Lupak Mawang, Taman Nasional Danau Sentarum

Abstract

Status kritis dan terbatasnya penelitian pada populasi langur borneo mendorong dilakukannya pengumpulan data bioekologi, salah satunya mengenai perilaku sosial. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi perilaku sosial; menganalisis hirarki dan peranan sosial pada kelompok; serta mengidentifikasi interaksi sosial langur borneo dengan jenis primata lain. Penelitian dilaksanakan pada bulan Juli hingga Agustus 2021 di Resort Lupak Mawang, Taman Nasional Danau Sentarum. Pengumpulan data primer perilaku sosial langur borneo dilakukan dengan metode scan sampling dan pencatatan continuous recording. Langur borneo melakukan 66 kali perilaku sosial dengan durasi total 72 menit. Pada perilaku agonistik, vokalisasi, bermain, menelisik, dan seksual, masing-masing persentase frekuensi 48,48%; 39,39%; 10,61%; 1,52%; dan 0%. Lama penggunaan waktu secara berturut-turut sebesar 44,44%; 41,67%; 12,50%; 1,39%; dan 0%. Dominasi teridentifikasi melalui perilaku agonistik, vokalisasi, dan peranan dalam mengatur pergerakan kelompok. Interaksi sosial langur borneo dengan jenis primata lain didominasi oleh perilaku agonistik dan besar disebabkan oleh tumpang tindih habitat.

The critical status and limited research on the langur borneo population has prompted the collection of bioecological data on of which is social behavior. This study aims to identify social behavior; analyze the group’s hierarchy and social roles; and identify the social interactions between langur borneo and other primate species. This data research was carried out from July to August 2021 in Lupak Mawang Resort, Danau Sentarum National Park. Primary data of langur borneo’s social behavior was collected by using scan sampling method and continuous recording. Langur borneo performed 66 times social behaviors with a total duration of 72 minutes. Each frequency percentage of agonistic, vocalization, playing, grooming, and sexual behaviors are 48.48%; 39.39%; 10.61%; 1.52%; and 0%. Time length succesively are 44,44%; 41.67%; 12.50%; 1.39%; and 0%. The dominance was identified through agonistic behavior, vocalizations, and role in regulating group movement. The social interaction between langur borneo and other primate species is dominated by agonistic behavior and most influenced by overlapping habitat.