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Title:

Mass mortality of Cape Cormorants, caused by fish oil in the Walvis Bay region of South West Africa

Author(s):

Berry HH

Publication Year:

1976

Abstract:

Almost 5 000 birds died, up to 140km away, following oil pollution of Walvis Bay harbour.

Publication Title:

Madoqua

Volume:

Issue:

Pages:

57 - 62

Item Type:

Journal Article

Language:

Keywords:

red list, pollution, oil pollution, mortality, harbour, fish, lower risk (IUCN), bird, bird species

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Madoqua, Volume 9, No. 4. Journal of Nature Conservation and Desert Research, South West Africa. Published by the Nature Conservation and Tourism Division of the South West Africa Administration

1976

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