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The 10 pages that link to Bonobo, each with the reason it gives.

• Congo BasinBroader topic: Its restricted range makes the basin central to its survival.

• OrangutanCompared with: Bonobos provide a contrast in social organization and geographic range.

• ChimpanzeeCompared with: Bonobos and common chimpanzees are the two living species in the genus Pan.

• GorillaCompared with: Bonobos offer a useful comparison among African great apes with contrasting social behavior.

• HominidaeBroader topic: It is the other living Pan species and a distinct member of the family.

• Sexual size dimorphismCompared with: Its relatively modest size difference contrasts with strongly dimorphic primates.

• Bornean orangutanCompared with: Bonobos contrast with the mostly solitary social lives of adult orangutans.

• Human–chimpanzee last common ancestorBroader topic: Bonobos are the other living species in the genus Pan descended from that lineage.

• Facultative bipedalismBroader topic: Bonobos use upright walking in some social and foraging contexts without relying on it for ordinary travel.

• Salonga National ParkBroader topic: Salonga is one of the most important protected habitats for this species.