MELAYU BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «BOHOROK»
Ketahui penggunaan
bohorok dalam pilihan bibliografi berikut. Buku yang berkait dengan
bohorok dan ekstrak ringkas dari yang sama untuk menyediakan konteks penggunaannya dalam kesusasteraan Melayu.
1
Sumatra: Geology, Resources and Tectonic Evolution
Menizkaraniz Pangururan Brvozoan Bed Tillites - Bohorok. Mcniulu Limestones - Alas. Knan1an Sandstones and shales - Kluet. Kuantan ? in boreholes xtrusive igmmbntes and 1ntrusive tin granites imply an underlying continental basement ...
A. J. Barber, Michael J. Crow, John Milsom, 2005
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Indonesia - Halaman 358
Bukit Lawang village is little more than a kilometre-long, hotel-lined path running along the eastern side of Sungai Bohorok (though recently a number of newer hotels have sprung up on the western side too). The village charges a one-off Rp ...
3
Indonesian Primates - Halaman 291
60 Ketambe (patches) Ketambe (focal data) Bohorok (scans) 20 30 40 50 10 0 Fruit Leaf Flower Animal matter Other Diet category Fig. 17.6 Diet data based on patches visited and focal data from Ketambe from four groups (Sterck 1995) and ...
Sharon Gursky-Doyen, Jatna Supriatna, 2010
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The Orang Utan: Its Biology and Conservation - Halaman 305
Both Ketambe and Bohorok centres form important foci in the management of the area — Ketambe as a research station providing the ecological data which should always be a prerequisite of any management measures. Bohorok Centre is a ...
Angin Bohorok—in areas of North Sumatra. Itis not fearedbecause ofits strength but because it is very dry and can damage crops, particularly tobacco. Angin Bohorok is a föhn wind, thatis, a depression (low atmospheric pressure) moving to ...
Sengli Damanik, Tony Whitten, 2013
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IUCN Bulletin - Jilid 10-11 - Halaman 91
BOHOROK: by Rosalind Aveling From 1977 to early this year a young husband and wife team, Conrad and Rosalind Aveling, ran an orang-utan conservation project on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. The management of the Bohorok ...
International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources, 1979
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Southeast Asia - Halaman 330
Tubing - the art of sitting in the inflated inner tube of a tyre as it hurtles down- QJ. stream, battered by the wild currents ot the Bohorok, is popular though not with- w out risk. The tubes can be rented from almost anywhere for about Rp2000 per ...
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Primate Tourism - Halaman 79
By the turn of the century, annual visitors to Tanjung Puting, Semenggoh (with its newer partner site, Matang), Sepilok, and Bohorok totaled approximately 3000, 65 000, 89 600, and 50 000, respectively; daily, an average of 100 tourists (max.
Anne E. Russon, Janette Wallis, 2014
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Environmental Change in South-East Asia: People, Politics ...
The second GunungLeuserecotourism siteisthe village of Bukit Lawang,near the orang- utan stationof Bohorok, which receives an increasing number of visitors who mostly come to see formerly captive orang-utans being trained toliveagainin ...
Raymond Bryant, Michael Parnwell, 2005
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Lonely Planet Southeast Asia
Bohorok. OrangUtan. Viewing. Centre. WILDLIFERESERVE Twice a day (8.30am and 3pm)visitors canwatch rangers feed nearly a dozen semiwild orangutan, whoare being rehabilitated from captivity or sudden habitat displacement due to ...
Lonely Planet, China Williams, Greg Bloom, 2012
