What is the common way for identifying individual mountain gorillas?
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Pawprint
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Footprint
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Noseprint
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Toothprint
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Mountain gorillas are identified by their unique noseprints, which are as distinctive as human fingerprints. Each gorilla has a distinct pattern of wrinkles and ridges on their nose that remains unchanged throughout life. Researchers use these noseprints for long-term monitoring and identification. Pawprints and footprints are not distinctive enough, and toothprints cannot be safely observed.