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Forest Elephants Establishing Communities Near Humans and Development in Gabon
To better understand how human occupation is affecting forest elephants in Gabon, researchers employed genotyping to study the movement patterns of the pachyderms, revealing that there was a population of resident elephants in an unprotected area
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