Cross River gorilla

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The Cross River gorilla is a critically endangered subspecies of western gorilla found in a small, fragmented range along the Nigeria–Cameroon border.

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Cross River gorilla canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gorilla subspecies
mammal
primate
averageInterbirthInterval about 4 to 5 years
bodySizeComparison slightly smaller than other western gorillas
class Mammalia
conservationStatus Critically Endangered
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
countryOfConservationAction Cameroon GENERATED
Nigeria GENERATED
diet frugivorous
herbivorous
estimatedPopulationSize fewer than 300 individuals
family Hominidae NERFINISHED
foundInRegion Cameroon Highlands forests NERFINISHED
Cross River headwaters region
Nigeria–Cameroon border region NERFINISHED
genus Gorilla NERFINISHED
gestationPeriod about 8.5 months
habitat gallery forest
montane forest
submontane forest
tropical rainforest
hasConservationProgram community-based conservation initiatives
protected areas network in Nigeria–Cameroon border region
IUCNRedListCategoryCode CR
kingdom Animalia
morphologicalFeature narrower palate
shorter skull
smaller dentition
namedAfter Cross River NERFINISHED
nativeTo Cameroon NERFINISHED
Nigeria NERFINISHED
order Primates NERFINISHED
parentTaxon western gorilla NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
populationStatus severely fragmented
populationTrend decreasing
recognizedAsDistinctSubspeciesSince early 2000s
reproduction slow life history
scientificName Gorilla gorilla diehli NERFINISHED
socialStructure group-living
one-male multi-female groups
taxonRank subspecies
threat habitat fragmentation
habitat loss
human–wildlife conflict
poaching
small population size

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