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The influence upon the environment of organisms owing to the presence and activities of other organisms, as distinct from a physical, abiotic, environmental factor. (Source: ALL2)

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Holm E, Scholtz CH 1980. Structure and pattern of the Namib Desert dune ecosystem at Gobabeb. Madoqua 12 (1) 5-39

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Structure and patterns of the Namib Desert dune ecosystem_Gobabeb.pdf	3.66 MB

Robinson MD, Seely MK 1980. Physical and biotic environments of the southern Namib dune ecosystem. Journal of Arid Environments 3 (3) 183-203

Website link:http://www.cabdirect.org/abstracts/19802606675.html;jsessionid=F6F8EDA82AF09F06CFE62C5D342E054D?gitCommit=4.13.29

Trollope WSW, Trollope LA 2004. Prescribed burning in African grasslands and savannas for wildlife management.

Website link:http://ag.arizona.edu/oals/ALN/aln55/trollope.html

Sullivan S 1999. The impacts of people and livestock on topographically diverse open wood-and shrub-lands in arid north-west Namibia. Global Ecology and Biogeography 8 (3 - 4) 257 - 277

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The impacts of people and livestock on topographically diverse open wood_and shrub_lands in arid north_west Namibia.pdf	264.41 KB

Bucini G, Hanan NP 2007. A continental-scale analysis of tree cover in African savannas. Global Ecology and Biogeography 16 (5) 93 - 605

Website link:http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1466-8238.2007.00325.x/full

Bester FV 2004. The involvement of plant pathogenic fungi in the natural dieback of blackthorn in Namibia: Part 5.

Website link:http://www.nbri.org.na/search/node/plant%20pathogenic%20fungi

Ellery WN, McCarthy TS, Dangerfield JM 1998. Biotic Factors in Mima Mound development: Evidence from the Floodplains of the Okavango Delta, Botswana. International Journal of Ecology and Enviromental Sciences 24 293 - 313

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Biotic Factors in Mima Mound development_1988.pdf	1.2 MB

Rutherford MC, Mucina L, Powrie LW 2006. Biomes and bioregions of southern Africa. (19) 31-51

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Biomes and bioregions of southern Africa.pdf	3.44 MB

Hay CJ, van Zyl BJ, Steyn GJ 1996. A quantitative assessment of the biotic integrity of the Okavango River, Namibia, based on fish. Water SA 22 (3) 263-284

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A quantative assessment of biotic integrity Okavango River_1996.pdf	1.26 MB

Seely MK, Louw GN 1980. First approximation of the effects of rainfall on the ecology and energetics of a Namib Desert dune ecosystem. Journal of Arid Environments 3 (1) 25-54

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First approximation of the effects of rainfall on the ecology.pdf	1.25 MB

Bester FV 2004. The involvement of plant pathogenic fungi in the natural dieback of blackthorn in Namibia: Part 1.

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Spotlight_081.pdf	2.97 MB

Bester FV 2004. The involvement of plant pathogenic fungi in the natural dieback of blackthorn in Namibia: Part 2.

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Spotlight_082.pdf	2.93 MB

Bester FV 2004. The involvement of plant pathogenic fungi in the natural dieback of blackthorn in Namibia: Part 3.

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Spotlight_083.pdf	2.86 MB

Bester FV 2004. The involvement of plant pathogenic fungi in the natural dieback of blackthorn in Namibia: Part 4.

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Spotlight_084.pdf	2.77 MB

Bester FV 2004. The involvement of plant pathogenic fungi in the natural dieback of blackthorn in Namibia: Part 6.

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Spotlight_086.pdf	2.57 MB