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Estimating abundance of African great apes

2019-01-01

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All species and subspecies of African great apes are listed by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature as endangered or critically endangered, and populations continue to decline. As human populations and industry expand into great ape habitat, efficient, reliable estimators of great ape abundance are needed to inform conservation status and land-use planning, to assess adverse and beneficial effect...

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Literature Corpus work: d94d5aea-3201-57fb-8f9c-c47ca46b7f8c
DOI: 10.17630/10023-18859

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