The graph below shows the changes in the maximum number of gorillas in the wild between 1990 and 2015.
The bar chart provides the alterations in the biggest quantity of
gorillas
in nature over 25 years.
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Overall
, it shows the population of Linking Words
gorillas
in 7 different regions, including the Central African Republic, Angola, Cameroon, Nigeria, Rwanda, Uganda and Gabon, in 1990 and in 2015.
The highest Use synonyms
number
of monkeys was in Urganda over 8,000 followed by the Central African Republic, where the estimated Use synonyms
number
was over 5,000 in 1990.
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Additionally
, in 1990, the population of Linking Words
gorillas
in Nigeria was roughly the same as in Rwanda, about 2,500. Use synonyms
In contrast
, the lowest quantity of animals could be noticed in Angola, Cameroon and Gabon, nearly 1,500 Linking Words
at the end
of the twentieth century.
The statistics in 2015 were approximately the same as in 1990. Uganda was home to most of the Linking Words
gorillas
, around 7,500 after 25 years. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, the next largest Linking Words
number
of animals was in Africa where the Use synonyms
number
was almost unchanged, under 1,500, in 2015.
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However
, in Rwanda, it decreased by almost half.
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Then
, the other 4 countries didn't undergo serious changes compared to 1990Linking Words
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