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
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sentence structure noun and adjective
I can’t understand why you separate the way because my English skill is poor.
Sorry.  
My separation as a native Japanese speaker is  

ゴリラは 争いを 嫌う 温厚な 動物で、  
  

main structure of this phrase is 「ゴリラは温厚な動物(Gorilla is gentle animal)」.  
「争いを嫌う(they hate fights) 」is adding for explaining how they are gentle.  

Similar example is I think  
「それは矛盾を孕む難しい問題だ。」  

I don’t know this is right answer to you, But I hope this help you a little
bit.
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> 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)
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