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WORLD APE FUND
21 November 2017

Study identifies new malaria parasites in wild bonobos

WORLD APE FUND
21 November 2017

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A female bonobo of the Hali-Hali community in the Kokolopori Bonobo Reserve (Democratic Republic of the Congo) is feeding on seeds of an African rosewood tree. The seed is visible between her lips; bonobo plant diet was assessed as part of this study. Credit: Alexander Georgiev

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