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Title:

The impact of male-biased mortality on the population structure of desert-adapted lions in Namibia

Author(s):
Stander P
Publication Year:
2010
Abstract:

The lion is one of the more vulnerable large mammal species in Namibia. Their distribution is mainly confined to large protected areas. Throughout their range, and along the borders of the protected areas, conflict between lions and the Namibian people is a regular and significant problem. These incidents of Human Lion Conflict (HLC) result in significant financial and conservation losses.

Series Title:
Desert Lion Conservation Research Report
Item Type:
Report
Language:
en
Keywords:
spatial distribution, predator, research project, mortality, desert, distribution, ecological adaptation, land mammal, mammal, animal behaviour, adaptable species, distribution area, arid land, arid land ecosystem, carnivore
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