Dr. Saroyo
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Dr. Saroyo

Lecturer
Sam Ratulangi University, Indonesia


Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Primatology from Bogor Agricultural University, Indonesia

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Biography

Dr. Saroyo, informal family name is Sumarto, is an assosiate professor at Biology Study Program, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Science, Sam Ratulangi University, Province of North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Dr. Saroyo has interest in subjects of Biodiversity, Conservation Biology and Primatology. Dr. Saroyo teaches in some courses of Biodiversity, Conservation Biology, Primatology and Animal Ecology. Dr. Saroyo is also a members of editors of Jurnal Bioslogos. Some scientific meetings, both nationaly and internationaly, respectively have been attended by Dr. Saroyo. Dr. Saroyo has written some articles in national and international scientific journals and some books has been published, those are Biodiversitas, Biologi Konservasi, Biogeografi, Ekologi Hewan, Biodiversitas Kota Bitung, Climbing Mt. Tangkoko: Conservation Medium and Local Wisdom of Danowudu Community in Preserving Forest as a Water Source in City of Bitung (In: Climate Change Management: Climate Change and Sustainable Use of Water Resources.

Area of Interest:

Biomedical Sciences
100%
Conservation Biology
62%
Primatology
90%
Biodiversity
75%
Biology
55%

Research Publications in Numbers

Books
0
Chapters
0
Articles
0
Abstracts
0

Selected Publications

  1. Upa, F.T., Saroyo and D.Y. Katili, 2017. Composition of White-Tail Rat (Maxomys hellwandii) rations in cage. J. Ilmiah Sains, 17: 7-21.
  2. Roni, K., M.J. Nangoy, Saroyo and T.E. Tallei, 2017. Diversity and community composition of dragonfly (Insecta: Odonata) in tangkoko, nature reserve, north sulawesi, Indonesia. Biosci. Res., 14: 1-8.
  3. Tallei, T.E., M.J. Nangoy, R. Koneri and Saroyo, 2015. Biodiversity assessment of Mt. tumpa forest park, North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Asian J. Biodivers., 6: 1-21.
  4. Roni, K and Saroyo, 2015. Diversity of spider (Arachnida:Araneae) at bogani nani wartabone national park north sulawesi, Indonesia. J. Entomol. Indonesia, 12: 149-157.
  5. Polii, I., Saroyo, L. Wahyudi and B.J. Kolondam, 2015. Density estimation of tangkasi (Tarsius tarsier) at outside of lowland forest habitat in north sulawesi based on duet call sampling. J. MIPA Unsrat Online, 5: 1-5.
  6. Embo, A.A., R. Koneri, Saroyo and A. Papu, 2015. Inventory of tree species at gunung ambang nature reserve, North Sulawesi. J. MIPA Unsrat Online, 4: 115-119.
  7. Saroyo, R. Koneri, R. Siahaan, T.E. Tallei, H.J. Kiroh and T. Repi, 2014. Density of Tangkasi (Tarsius spectrum) population and development of population estimation method based on duet call at tangkoko-batuangus nature reserve, North Sulawesi. Curr. Res. J. Biol. Sci., 6: 42-45.
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  8. Manori, O.S.F., E. Queljoe, Saroyo and P. Siahaan, 2014. Daily activity pattern of tangkasi (Tarsius spectrum) at naemundung animal park, bitung city. J. MIPA, 3: 125-128.
  9. Aswad, M., R. Koneri, Saroyo and P. Siahaan, 2014. Spider community (Arachnida: Araneae) at farming area in bogani nani wartabone national park north sulawesi. J. MIPA Unsrat Online, 3: 64-67.
  10. Saroyo, 2011. Wild mammal, bird and reptile consumption of north sulawesi people and their conservation aspect. J. Bioslogos, 1: 26-31.