One of Africa's most threatedut large predators : Namibia African Wild Dog Project / Rachel Futter

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Futter, Rachel

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TextLanguage: English Series: Conservation and the Environment in Namibia ; 2015Publication details: Windhoek : Ventures Publications, 2015Description: 6 pages illustrations; 30 cmSubject(s):

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PER 527 Conservation and the Environment in Namibia

Summary: The African wild dog (Lycaon pictus) is one of Africa's most threatedut large predators, with a free-range population estimated at between 600 to 1000 packs. Their geographic range has experiences a staggering contraction over the past 100 years, and resident African wild dog populations now occur of their historical range within southern Africa.

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The African wild dog (Lycaon pictus) is one of Africa's most threatedut large predators, with a free-range population estimated at between 600 to 1000 packs. Their geographic range has experiences a staggering contraction over the past 100 years, and resident African wild dog populations now occur of their historical range within southern Africa.

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