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Google News: Congo's 'naive' chimps get bigger back yard
[Futurity: Research News] - “The exquisite research of Crickette Sanz and David Morgan on the chimpanzees of the Goualougo Triangle has opened a window into the cultural lives of these extraordinary beings and shown us how our own species' actions, such as logging, are impacting
WUSTL anthropologists` work prompts Republic of Congo to enlarge ...
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[PhysOrg.com] - Credit: IAN NICHOLS/NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Research by Washington University in St. Louis anthropologist Crickette Sanz, PhD, and colleague David Morgan, PhD, has spurred the Republic of Congo to enlarge its Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park boundaries
Anthropologists' Work Prompts Republic of Congo to Enlarge ...
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[Newswise (press release)] - Newswise — Research by Washington University in St. Louis anthropologist Crickette Sanz, PhD, and colleague David Morgan, PhD, has spurred the Republic of Congo to enlarge its Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park boundaries to include the Goualougo Triangle.
Earth's last Eden: Haven for chimps, gorillas expands
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[Mother Nature Network] - "Rather than flee at the sight of humans, which is typical in areas where the apes have been hunted, the chimpanzees in the Goualougo Triangle would approach us and move closer to get a better look at their bipedal cousins," said Crickette Sanz
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