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Astrophysics and Space Science Librarynthropogenic landscape. The chimpanzees, who occupy a forest fragment interspersed with human villages, have a long history of interacting with the human communities. Communities report regular crop raids, as well as attacks by chimpanzees on humans and domestic animals; all which have resulted in c

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Kaisa M. Hartikainen,Robert T. Knightthe Caribe Sur region of Costa Rica. The majority of research has focused on evaluating the effectiveness of artificial crossing structures (i.e., wildlife bridges) and natural canopy crossings in a peri-urban landscape for reducing mortality risks in nonhuman primates. In addition, this study used

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