sentence structure noun and adjective


ゴリラは争いを 嫌う温和 な動物で、こちらが危害を加えないかぎり、人を襲うことはまずない。

in this phrase ゴリラは争いを嫌う温和な動物で, 争い is a object and 嫌う温和 is a modified
noun/adjective. How a noun is associated with noun/adjective ?? can anyone
explain this sentence structure.Any similar examples also




> 争い is a object and 嫌う温和 is a modified noun/adjective.

争い is the object of the verb 嫌う.  
争いを嫌う ("don't like fighting") is a relative clause that modifies 温和な動物
("gentle animals").

> ゴリラは［争いを嫌う］温和な動物で...  
>  _Gorillas are gentle animals ［that don't like fighting］, and..._

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Alternatively, you could parse it this way:

> ゴリラは［争いを嫌う］［温和な］動物で...  
>  _Gorillas are [gentle] animals ［that don't like fighting］, and..._

A relative clause 争いを嫌う and a na-adjective 温和な both modify 動物.

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You could refer to this thread for the same sentence structure:
[その日の朝は、いつもと全く変わらない、平凡な朝だった](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/54742/9831)

