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Quantity and spatial distribution of seeds dispersed by a western lowland gorilla population in south-east Cameroon

Charles-Albert Petre

DOI: 10.1017/S0266467415000073

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Year Published: 2015

Citation: Journal of Tropical Ecology 2015:1-12

Publisher: Journal of Tropical Ecology

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  • Dja Biosphere Reserve
  • peer reviewed article
  • primates
  • forest ecology
  • seed disersal
  • seed dispersers

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