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Sacred populations of cercopithecus sclateri: analysis of apparent population increases from census counts
The development of effective conservation and management actions for populations of wild species generally requires monitoring programs that provide reliable estimates of population size over time. Primate researchers have to date given more attention to evaluating techniques for monitoring primates...
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