Konservasieng
Conservation: IUCN – Lower Risk (lc). Common.
Sumber: Order Diprotodontia
Family Phalangeridae · Order Diprotodontia
Data diperbarui secara berkala dari berbagai sumber observasi biodiversitas.
Belum ada data lokasi untuk Phalanger carmelitae
Foto: Russell A. Mittermeier;Don E. Wilson
Otoritas penamaan: Thomas, 1898 (1898)
Status taksonomi: ACCEPTED
Status konservasi (IUCN): LC Risiko Rendah
Dipublikasikan dalam: Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Genova vol.19 p.5
Total Catatan di Indonesia
0
Provinsi Ditemukan
0
dari 38 provinsi
Catatan Pertama
0
tahun pertama tercatat
Tren Tahunan
+0%
N/A
Mountain Cuscus (Phalanger carmelitae) termasuk dalam famili Phalangeridae, ordo Diprotodontia, kelas Mammalia. Berdasarkan data yang terhimpun, spesies ini telah tercatat sebanyak 9 kali di Indonesia, tersebar di 1 provinsi. Catatan pertama tercatat pada tahun 1938.
Papua Barat merupakan provinsi dengan catatan observasi terbanyak untuk spesies ini, dengan 9 catatan (100.0% dari total). Data distribusi ini mencerminkan akumulasi dari berbagai kegiatan survei, penelitian, dan kontribusi citizen science. Pola distribusi yang tercatat mungkin tidak sepenuhnya menggambarkan persebaran alami spesies, karena dipengaruhi oleh intensitas pengamatan di masing-masing wilayah.
Catatan deskriptif tentang Phalanger carmelitae dari sumber literatur primer (via GBIF).
Conservation: IUCN – Lower Risk (lc). Common.
Sumber: Order Diprotodontia
Distribution: Interior New Guinea.
Sumber: Order Diprotodontia
Habitat. Mid-montane to upper montane primary forests, with little disturbance, at elevations of 1350 - 3800 m throughout the Central Range and Huon Peninsula of New Guinea. The Mountain Cuscus occurs in sympatry with many congeners, such the Silky Cuscus, Stein’s Cuscus (P. vestitus), the Ground Cuscus (P. gymnotis), and the Telefomin Cuscus (P. matanim), especially in the Star Mountains region.
Sumber: Phalangeridae
Movements, Home range and Social organization. Male Mountain Cuscuses move an average of 59 m / h while traversing a home range of c. 4 ha; females travel an average of 37 m / h in home ranges averaging 2 - 8 ha. Overlap of adjacent home rangesis small, with male home ranges overlapping by an average of only 0 - 22 % and females by only 0 - 05 %.
Sumber: Phalangeridae
| # | Provinsi | Catatan | % |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Papua Barat | 9 | 100.0% |
Jumlah catatan observasi Phalanger carmelitae di Indonesia per tahun
Data tren temporal belum tersedia
Phalanger carmelitae
Foto: Russell A. Mittermeier;Don E. Wilson
Phalanger carmelitae
Foto: Russell A. Mittermeier;Don E. Wilson
| Nama | Bahasa | Sumber |
|---|---|---|
| Bergkoeskoes | Belanda | Catalogue of Life |
| Bergkuskus | Jerman | Phalangeridae |
| Couscous de montagne | Prancis | Catalogue of Life |
| Cuscus de Montaña | Spanyol | Catalogue of Life |
| Cuscus de montana | - | Phalangeridae |
| Fjellkuskus | nob | Catalogue of Life |
| Mountain Cuscus | Inggris | Catalogue of Life |
| Mountain Cuscus | - | Phthiraptera.myspecies.info |
| Mountain Phalanger | Inggris |
Berdasarkan data 9 observasi, Papua Barat adalah provinsi dengan catatan Mountain Cuscus (Phalanger carmelitae) terbanyak — 9 observasi (100.0% dari total catatan di Indonesia). Spesies ini tersebar di 1 provinsi.
Catatan pertama Mountain Cuscus (Phalanger carmelitae) di Indonesia tercatat pada tahun 1938. Hingga kini terdapat 9 catatan dari 1 provinsi, yang dihimpun dari survei lapangan, koleksi museum, dan platform citizen science.
Menurut IUCN Red List, Mountain Cuscus (Phalanger carmelitae) berstatus "Risiko Rendah" (kode LC). Status ini mencerminkan tingkat risiko kepunahan global spesies, bukan khusus Indonesia.
Phalanger carmelitae diklasifikasikan sebagai berikut: Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Chordata, Class Mammalia, Order Diprotodontia, Family Phalangeridae, Genus Phalanger. Spesies ini dideskripsikan oleh Thomas, 1898.
Status and Conservation. Classified as Least Concern on The IUCN Red List. The Mountain Cuscus is hunted by local people for food throughout much of its distribution, and significant habitat loss is taking place in parts of its distribution, mostly by deforestation of land for subsistence agriculture. Nevertheless, where it is not hunted, it is abundant in suitable habitat.
Sumber: Phalangeridae
Descriptive notes. Head-body 37 - 43 cm, tail 31 - 365 cm; weight 1.7 - 2.6 kg. The Mountain Cuscus has thick, dark (chocolate-brown to blackish, occasionally dark grayish-brown), woolly fur covering most of its body, with a white belly. Tail is black, with a white distal tip, and coarsely tuberculated. Skull is medium-sized (condylobasal length 70 - 88 mm) with a relatively short rostrum, large posterior upper premolar (secator) and molars, second upper premolar always present, and three unicuspids on each side of lower jaw. The Mountain Cuscus is most easily confused with the Silky Cuscus (P. sericeus), in which tail is not tuberculated, white tail tip is shorter or absent, second upper premolar is lacking, and number of unicuspids on each side of lowerjaw is usually one or two.
Sumber: Phalangeridae
| Phalangeridae |
| Phalanger de montagne | Prancis | Phalangeridae |
| kuskus horský | ces | Catalogue of Life |
| mountain cuscus | Inggris | The Paleobiology Database |
| pałanka górska | pol | Catalogue of Life |
| uuden-guineankuskus | fin | Catalogue of Life |
| Горный кускус | rus | Catalogue of Life |
| ヤマクスクス | Jepang | Catalogue of Life |