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Ecosystems

One-tenth of western chimps live close to planned development corridors

02 Sep 2019
western chimpanzee
The distribution of the western chimpanzee, shown here in captivity, has now been mapped using the APES database. (Courtesy: Shutterstock/Charlotte Bleijenberg)
Her hunger growing, she broke a short branch from a tree, ripped off the side-shoots and leaves, str

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