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(53) articlesRURAL WOMEN PERCEPTION ON BUSHMEAT TRADE AROUND KAINJI LAKE NATIONAL PARK, NIGER STATE, NIGERIA
segunda, 30 janeiro 2012 00:00
Ethiopian Journal of Environmental Studies and Management | Adefalu, L.L., Oladipo, F.O., *Usman, B.A., Babalola, F.D. Amusa,T.O. and Egere, S. | January 2012 The study…
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Could risk of disease change bushmeat-butchering behavior?
quinta, 19 outubro 2006 00:00
M. C. Monroe & A. S. Willcox Animal Conservation|9|(2006)|368–369 LeBreton et al. (2006) have added yet another important consideration to the current bushmeat crisis that…
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Patterns of bushmeat hunting and perceptions of disease risk among central African communities
sexta, 21 abril 2006 13:18
Patterns of bushmeat hunting and perceptions of disease risk among central African communities M. LeBreton, A. T. Prosser, U. Tamoufe, W. Sateren, E. Mpoudi-Ngole, J.…
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Contrasts in availability and consumption of animal protein in Bioko Island, West Africa: the role of bushmeat
sexta, 27 janeiro 2006 00:00
Environmental Conservation | Lise Albrechtsen | January 2006 Most protein in sub-Saharan Africa comes from animal sources, a significant proportion of this from wild species…
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WILDLIFE FARMING: A VIABLE ALTERNATIVE TO HUNTING IN TROPICAL FORESTS?
terça, 15 novembro 2005 00:00
Miranda H. Mockrin, Elizabeth L. Bennett and Danielle T. LaBruna WCS Working Paper|Issue 23|Nov 2005 In many developing countries, wildlife is an essential food resource,…
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