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Declining orangutan encounter rates from Wallace to the present suggest the species was once more abundant

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Declining orangutan encounter rates from Wallace to the present suggest the species was once more abundant (English)

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Marc Ancrenaz

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Erik Meijaard

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Serge A. Wich

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Serge Wich

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Vincent Nijman

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Vincent Nijman

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Alan Welsh

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Andrew J Marshall

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