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Large mammal population declines in Africa’s protected areas
Biological Conservation · 2010 · Vol. 143(9) · pp. 2221–2228
Ian D. Craigie✉(University of Cambridge)Jonathan Baillie(Zoological Society of London)Andrew Balmford(University of Cambridge)Chris Carbone(Zoological Society of London)Ben Collen(Zoological Society of London)Rhys E. Green(Royal Society for the Protection of Birds)Jon Hutton(World Conservation Monitoring Centre)
Wildlife Ecology and ConservationSpecies Distribution and Climate ChangeZoonotic diseases and public healthAbundance (ecology)MammalGeographyBiodiversityPopulationEcologyPopulation densityPopulation growthPopulation sizePopulation decline
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