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Comparing primate communities: A multivariate approach
John G. Fleagle,
Kaye Reed
Human Evolution and Social Change, School of (SHESC)
Humanities Research, Institute for (IHR)
Human Origins, Institute of (IHO)
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Primates
87%
Ecology
75%
Sympatry
56%
Madagascar
46%
South America
38%
Phylogeny
37%
Ecosystem
34%
Principal Component Analysis
33%
South Africa
32%
Cluster Analysis
28%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
primate
100%
continent
38%
biogeographical region
34%
community ecology
30%
ecological niche
26%
phylogeny
23%
South America
21%
principal component analysis
19%
phylogenetics
19%
Asia
19%
ecology
18%
Africa
17%
matrix
13%
world
13%
Agriculture & Biology
Primates
83%
community ecology
41%
phylogeny
35%
Madagascar
33%
niches
27%
principal component analysis
27%
species diversity
24%
ecology
23%
methodology
8%
Social Sciences
ecology
87%
phylogeny
66%
Madagascar
63%
present
25%
Group
14%