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Eccellenza Professor @UZH_Science Evolutionary Anthropology 🦍 P.I. @APE_Group_UZH 🦍 Co-director Nimba Chimpanzee Project | Ape culture | Conservation
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Identifying practical pathways from animal culture theory to conservation practice

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By Erin G Wessling, Liran Samuni, Kathelijne Koops
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Wessling, E.G., Samuni, L., Koops, K., Humle, T., Hockings, K.J., Soiret, S.K., Scholfield, K., Pintea, L., Luncz, L.V., Lanjouw, A., Kamgang, S.A., Kalan, A.K., Ikemeh, R.A., Hobaiter, C., Fourrier, M., Freymann, E., Arandjelovic, M., Almeida-Warren, K., Abwe, E. and Sanz, C. (2026), Identifying practical pathways from animal culture theory to conservation practice. Biol Rev.
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Flexible grouping patterns in a western and eastern chimpanzee community

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By Kathelijne Koops, Ape Behaviour, Walter John Akankwasa, Henry Didier Camara
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FAI Fruit availability index 1 INTRODUCTION Primate grouping patterns, or social organizations, describe the number and sex of independent individuals that compose a social unit (Strier, 2021). Grouping patterns vary significantly across the primate order: from solitary species to those living in complex multi-level groups (Kappeler & van Schaik, 2002).
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Genetics as a novel tool in mining impact assessment and biomonitoring of critically endangered western chimpanzees in the Nimba Mountains, Guinea

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By Kathelijne Koops, Tatyana Humle, Ape Behaviour, Peter Frandsen
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CONTRIBUTED PAPER Funding information: Alfred Benzon Foundation; Gates Cambridge Trust; Graduate Teaching PhD Scholarship, University of Kent; Homerton College, University of Cambridge; Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Grant/Award Number: 120020096; Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund; Newnham College, University of Cambridge; Schweizerischer Nationalfonds zur Förderung der Wissenschaftlichen Forschung, Grant/Award Number: PCEFP3_186967; Société des...
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