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The movement and landscape use of Blue Cranes in the Western Cape
The Western Cape population of Blue Cranes (Anthropoides paradiseus) is the largest and most stable population for the species. The population is primarily threatened by high mortality due to collisions with power-lines and the development of wind farms. Yet, little is known about how this populatio...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2019
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