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The evolutionary origin and population history of the grauer gorilla
Matthew W. Tocheri
, Rene Dommain
, Shannon C. McFarlin
, Scott E. Burnett
, D. Troy Case
, Caley M. Orr
, Neil T. Roach
, Brian Villmoare
, Amandine B. Eriksen
, Daniela C. Kalthoff
,
Sascha Senck
, Zelalem Assefa
, Colin P. Groves
, William L. Jungers
Research Center Wels
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Population History
100%
Grauer's Gorilla
100%
Gorilla
100%
Evolutionary Origin
100%
Evolutionary Populations
100%
Central Africa
22%
Geographic Range
22%
Geographic Population
11%
Population number
11%
Paleoenvironmental
11%
Population Size
11%
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
11%
Mountain Gorilla
11%
Critically Endangered
11%
Albertine Rift
11%
Highlands
11%
Highland Forests
11%
Virunga
11%
Western Central Africa
11%
Biogeographic History
11%
Founder Effect
11%
Conservation Efforts
11%
Morphological Traits
11%
Virunga Mountains
11%
Gorilla Beringei Beringei
11%
Gorilla Gorilla Gorilla
11%
Early Holocene
11%
Lake Kivu
11%
Evolutionary History
11%
Lowland Forest
11%
Western Gorillas
11%
Younger Dryas
11%
Ultra-high Frequency
11%
Evidence-based Support
11%
Rare Trait
11%
Founding Population
11%
Geographic Isolation
11%
Early Middle Pleistocene
11%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Central Africa
100%
Morphology
66%
Pleistocene
66%
Subspecies
66%
Early Holocene
33%
Extremely High Frequency
33%
Population Size
33%
Younger Dryas
33%
Founder Effect
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Gorilla Beringei
100%
Gorilla Beringei Graueri
100%
Gorilla
33%
Morphology
11%
Gorilla Gorilla
11%
Morphological Trait
11%
Founder Effect
11%
Population Size
11%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Gorilla
100%
Gorilla Beringei
100%
Lowland Forests
11%
Gorilla Gorilla
11%
Foot
11%
Geographical Isolation
11%
Population Size
11%
Founder Effect
11%