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Abundance, density, and social structure of African forest elephants ( <i>Loxodonta cyclotis</i> ) in a human-modified landscape in southwestern Gabon

2019-11-01

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The noninvasive monitoring of population size and demography is critical to effective conservation, but forest living taxa can be difficult to directly observe due to elusiveness and/or inaccessible habitat. This has been true of African forest elephants ( Loxodonta cyclotis ), for which we have limited information regarding population size and social behavior despite their threatened conservation status. In this...

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537bc825-932f-531e-942c-0683b3731f50
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10.1101/827188
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