However, our larger sample size including the three most recently formed gibbon groups (GD, GE, and GF) confirmed a significant trend that the recently formed adult male-female pairs are increasingly related ( Fig. 3C ), indicating an elevated susceptibility to consanguineous mating.
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Science-based suggestions to save the world's rarest primate species <i>Nomascus hainanus</i>.
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