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in African elephants.
In summary, this study used SPME-GCMS in conjunction with genetic and statistical tools to test the correlation between genetic relatedness and odour profiles in African elephants. Despite the stress undoubtedly experienced by individuals during translocation, this event provided a unique opportunity to sample at scale the semiochemistry of wild African elephants and to significantly further our understanding of the role of olfaction and chemical cues in social communication.
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