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SUBMITTER: Strindberg S
PROVIDER: S-EPMC5916511 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Apr
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
Strindberg Samantha S Maisels Fiona F Williamson Elizabeth A EA Blake Stephen S Stokes Emma J EJ Aba'a Rostand R Abitsi Gaspard G Agbor Anthony A Ambahe Ruffin D RD Bakabana Parfait C PC Bechem Martha M Berlemont Antoine A Bokoto de Semboli Bruno B Boundja Patrick R PR Bout Nicolas N Breuer Thomas T Campbell Genevieve G De Wachter Pauwel P Ella Akou Marc M Esono Mba Fidel F Feistner Anna T C ATC Fosso Bernard B Fotso Roger R Greer David D Inkamba-Nkulu Clement C Iyenguet Calixte F CF Jeffery Kathryn J KJ Kokangoye Max M Kühl Hjalmar S HS Latour Stephanie S Madzoke Bola B Makoumbou Calixte C Malanda Guy-Aimé F GF Malonga Richard R Mbolo Victor V Morgan David B DB Motsaba Prosper P Moukala Gabin G Mowawa Brice S BS Murai Mizuki M Ndzai Christian C Nishihara Tomoaki T Nzooh Zacharie Z Pintea Lilian L Pokempner Amy A Rainey Hugo J HJ Rayden Tim T Ruffler Heidi H Sanz Crickette M CM Todd Angelique A Vanleeuwe Hilde H Vosper Ashley A Warren Ymke Y Wilkie David S DS
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We present a range-wide assessment of sympatric western lowland gorillas <i>Gorilla gorilla gorilla</i> and central chimpanzees <i>Pan troglodytes troglodytes</i> using the largest survey data set ever assembled for these taxa: 59 sites in five countries surveyed between 2003 and 2013, totaling 61,000 person-days of fieldwork. We used spatial modeling to investigate major drivers of great ape distribution and population trends. We predicted density across each taxon's geographic range, allowing ...[more]