Observations on a small group of mountain gorillas (Gorilla gorilla beringei).
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On the basis of a 5-month field study, data are presented on home range, patterns of daily movement and social behaviour in a small free-living gorilla group. Changes in group composition that occurred during the study are analysed with special reference to their effect on inter-individual distance. The relationships with other groups and lone individuals whose home ranges overlapped with that of the group studied are examined on the basis of intergroup contacts.
Male, Gorilla gorilla, Behavior, Animal, Grooming, Nesting Behavior, Play and Playthings, Homing Behavior, Animals, Female, Vocalization, Animal, Social Behavior, Agonistic Behavior, Locomotion
Male, Gorilla gorilla, Behavior, Animal, Grooming, Nesting Behavior, Play and Playthings, Homing Behavior, Animals, Female, Vocalization, Animal, Social Behavior, Agonistic Behavior, Locomotion
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