AWF: Measuring the Distribution of Animals in Relation to the Environment

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Bonobos are great apes whose forest habitat in the Democratic Republic of Congo is being threatened.

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Measuring the Distribution of Animals in Relation to the Environment

Author	David Western and J.R.R. Grimsdell
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AWF Focus Areas	Conserving Wildlife
Related Heartlands	Congo Kazungula Kilimanjaro Limpopo Maasai Steppe Samburu Virunga Zambezi