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. 2022 Jun 21;119(26):e2201122119. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2201122119

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Fig. 2. — Ranging patterns of Kokolopori bonobos. (A) The yearly home-range overlap (y axis) as a function of the SRI_obs (x axis) for all bonobo dyads from cluster combinations that were regularly followed by human observer (2017 to 2019: EKK, Ekalakala and KKL, Kokoalongo; 2019: FKK, Fekako). Circles or squares represent values for within- or between-cluster dyads, respectively. (B) The 95% kernel home-range estimates of the four Kokolopori bonobo clusters, Ekalakala (EKK, 35 km²), Kokoalongo (KKL, 40 km²), Fekako (FKK, 18 km²), and Bekako (BKK, 21 km²).