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First breeding records for Damara Terns and density of other shorebirds along Angola's Namib Desert coast
Publication Year:
2010
Abstract:
The Damara Tern Sterna balaenarum is a small coastal-nesting seabird that breeds in the Namib Desert, with a stronghold in Namibia. About 125 pairs are known from scattered localities in South Africa, and there are suggestions that it breeds in the northern end of the Namib in Angola.
Publication Title:
Ostrich: Journal of African Ornithology
Volume:
81
Issue:
1
Pages:
19-23
Item Type:
Journal Article
Language:
en
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