Data from droppings: Researchers draw up a genetic ID map for chimps

Mongabay
Jul 1, 2022, 11:03 am206 pts
In 2005, a chimpanzee named Tico arrived at a rescue center in Spain. The details of his early life were vague: he’d been found roaming in the mountains before being moved to a zoo that eventually closed. “[But] we knew that he had arrived illegally from an African country,” writes the center, Fundacion…

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