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Foraging history of individual elephants using DNA metabarcoding
Royal Society Open Science
Individual animals should adjust diets according to food availability.
© Jane Wynyard
Scientific Publications
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Uncoupling Elephant TP53 and Cancer
Trends in Evolution and Ecology
Elephant testicles do not descend, with implications for sperm production being hot enough to compromise germline DNA replication/repair.
The Numbers And Distribution Patterns Of Large Mammals In The Ruaha- Rungwa Area Of Southern Tanzania (1982)
Journal of Applied Ecology Vol. 19, No. 2
Describes aerial census of Ruaha National Park and adjacent areas including Rungwa and Kisigo Game Reserves.
Elephant Carcasses And Skeletons As Indicators Of Population Trends. (1981)
WWF, International Union for the Conservation of Nature Elephant Survey and Conservation Programme
Elephants have always posed problems to authorities, either as crop raiders, major agents of habitat change or as a potentially valuable natural resource.
The Ivory Trade. (1979)
USFWS
A multi volume typescript report to Iain Douglas-Hamilton to be used as part of his final 1979 report to US Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington, D. C.