New Finding: Hainan Gibbon's Inter-birth Interval Averages 2.8 Years, Markedly Shorter Than Other Nomascus Gibbon Species

A recent review study published by Professor Fan Pengfei's research team from the School of Life Sciences at Sun Yat-sen University has overturned the viewpoint that endangered gibbons reproduce slowly and struggle to recover. The research confirms that the Hainan gibbon has a substantially shorter inter-birth interval than all other Nomascus gibbon species worldwide, delivering fresh scientific insights for the conservation of critically endangered species with tiny populations.

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