A two-phase study on small mammals with particular reference to the Common Treeshrew (Tupaia glis), was conducted at two different floristic zones(Hill/Upper Dipterocarp Forest and Montane Myrtaceous Forest) on Gunung Jerai, an isolated mountain in Kedah, Malaysia. Phase one consisted of a monthly Mark-Recapture study using 100 cage wire traps, spaced 10m apart in a 0.81ha trapping grid on each site. Phase two consisted of a radio-telemetry study on five T. glis individuals on each site. Although this book is in a MSc thesis form, the contents of this book provides new insights on the...