High prevalence of anemia and overweight among women workers in three palm plantations in Indonesia: a cross sectional study.

Anemia is a disorder of decreased erythrocyte mass. Indonesia is one of the countries with the highest (31.2%) prevalence of anemia among women of childbearing age in Southeast Asia in 2019.

Variation in developmental arrest among male orangutans: a comparison between a Sumatran and a Bornean population.

Introduction: The presence of two sexually active male morphs with different reproductive tactics in a single species is rare among mammals. The most striking case of bimaturism among primates is exhibited by the orangutan (Pongo spp), in which one adult morph, the unflanged male, irreversibly develops into another one, the flanged form, but may remain arrested in the unflanged state for many years. However, it has been suggested that such arrest is less common among Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus) compared to Sumatrans (Pongo abelii).