Tag: Mitimbili

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Pablo’s Group Temporarily Divided Into Two Subgroups

September 29, 2011 Pablo’s Group Temporarily Divided Into Two Subgroups Throughout the years of gorilla monitoring conducted by the Fossey Fund’s Karisoke™ Research Center, an

September 28, 2011

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New Infant Born in Pablo’s Group

April 2010 Pablo’s Group Continues to Expand: New Infant Arrives Pablo’s group is the largest mountain gorilla group ever studied, and has added much knowledge

April 15, 2010