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Non-human primates are a group of mammals composed of simians monkeys and apes and prosimians, such as lemurs. Monkeys are further divided into two subgroups: Old World monkeys, which are native of Africa and Asia, and New World monkeys, which originate from Central and South America.
Field primatologists also study primates to primarily improve their conservation status, perhaps by conducting regular monitoring surveys to inform management strategies, or engaging more closely with local communities to sensitise them on the threats to endangered species.
The IUCN indicates that the main threats to primate species are loss of habitat due to agriculture (76% of species), logging and wood harvesting (60%), and livestock farming and ranching (31%), as well as direct loss due to hunting and trapping (60%) (fig.
Globally, the main threats to primates are Biological Resource Use, including Hunting Logging, and Agriculture.
Industrial agriculture, large-scale cattle ranching, logging, petroleum drilling, mining, dams and road-building are destroying primate habitat, while commercial hunting (known as the bushmeat trade), illegal pet trade and disease are impacting primate populations directly.

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Hazard Assessment: Non-human Primates Asthma and Allergy in Animal Handlers. Bites and Scratches. Cercopithecine Herpesvirus 1 ( B Virus) Cryptosporidiosis. Ebola/Marburg/Filoviruses. Enteric Bacteria. Giardiasis. Lymphochoriomeningitis Virus.
Careful procedures to minimize risk of bites or scratches are most important. Wearing protective clothing (shoe covers, gloves, head caps, face shield, gowns or lab coats with long sleeves) is imperative when working with nonhuman primates. Leather gloves should be worn when handling awake animals for any reason.
Nonhuman primates (NHPs) play a crucial role as animal models in biomedical research across many research areas. Due to their close physiological similarity to humans, NHP studies provide insights into human disease, cognitive and behavioral functions, aging processes, reproductive medicine, and more.

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