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In pursuit of a panacea: mitigating human-baboon conflict in the Cape Peninsula, South Africa
With its unparalleled growth and distribution, the human species is increasingly conflicting with wildlife over crops, livestock and even human life as it infringes on natural habitat. In the Cape Peninsula, South Africa, urbanisation has simultaneously reduced the availability of productive low-lyi...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2022
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