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El estudio revela un conflicto inusual entre chimpancés en Uganda

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Un nuevo estudio del Proyecto de Chimpancés de Ngogo documenta una rara 'guerra civil' entre dos grupos de chimpancés en Uganda, comenzando en 2015. Esta división ha llevado a un aumento de la violencia, con ataques letales que han resultado en la muerte de al menos siete adultos y 17 crías. Los investigadores creen que este fenómeno, que ocurre cada 500 años, puede ofrecer perspectivas sobre el conflicto humano. El estudio resalta cómo los cambios en los vínculos sociales pueden influir en la agresión entre grupos, lo que es relevante para entender la dinámica de las relaciones humanas.

Key Details: • El conflicto comenzó el 24 de junio de 2015. • Desde entonces, se han documentado hasta 15 patrullas agresivas cada cuatro meses. • Se han registrado siete muertes de chimpancés adultos y 17 crías en el grupo Central. • El primer ataque letal ocurrió en 2018 contra un chimpancé llamado Errol.

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UgandaAaron SandelJohn MitaniParque Nacional KibaleProyecto de Chimpancés de Ngogo

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