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desert

A wide, open, comparatively barren tract of land with few forms of life and little rainfall. (Source: MGH)


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Penrith MJ 1983. Distribution of four shallow water marine fishes on the Namib Desert Coast. Madoqua 13 (3) 251-252
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Distribution of four shallow water marine fishes on the Namib Desert Coast_1983.pdf 157.69 KB
Sellnick M 1957. Eine neue Milbe aus der Namib, Südwestafrika (Acari, Oribatei). Journal of the Entomological Society of Southern Africa 20 (2) 250-256
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Eine neue Milbe aus der Namib_1957.pdf 314.58 KB
Newlands G 1970. A description of Hadogenes lawrencei sp. nov. (Sorpiones) with a checklist and key to the South West African species of the genus Hadogenes. Madoqua 2 (1) 133-140
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A description of Hadogenes lawrencei_1972.pdf 873.4 KB
Perrin MR, Boyer DC 2000. Seasonal changes in the population dynamics of hairy-footed gerbils in the Namib Desert. South African Journal of Wildlife Research 30 (2) 73-84
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Seasonal changes in the population dynamics of hairy_footed gerbils in the Namib Desert.pdf 1.98 MB
Curtis BA 1985. Activity of the Namib Desert dune ant, Camponotus detritus. African Zoology 20 (2) 41-48
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Activity of the Namib Desert dune ant_Camponotus detritus_1985.pdf 831.87 KB
Seely MK 1977. Sand solidified by gemsbok urine as selected burrow sites by gerbils. African Zoology 12 (1) 247-249
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Sand solidified by gemsbok urine as selected burrow sites by gerbils.pdf 195.94 KB
Holm E 1971. Contribution to the knowledge of the biology of the Namib Desert golden mole Eremitalpa granti namibensis Bauer and Niethammer 1959. Scientific Papers of the Namib Desert Research Station 1971 (41) 37-42
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Biology of the Namib Desert golden mole Eremitalpa granti namibensis_1971.pdf 1.06 MB
Marsh AC 1984. The efficacy of pitfall traps for determining the structure of a desert ant community. Journal of the Entomological Society of Southern Africa 47 (1) 115-120
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The efficacy of pitfall traps for determining the structure of a desert ant community.pdf 355.78 KB
Marsh AC 1985. Forager abundance and dietary relationships Namib Desert ant community. African Zoology 20 (4) 197-203
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Forager abundance and dietary relationships Namib Desert ant community.pdf 1.3 MB
Marsh AC 1987. The foraging ecology of two Namib Desert harvester ant species. African Zoology 22 (2) 130-136
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The foraging ecology of two Namib Desert harvester ant species.pdf 526.18 KB
Gevers TW 1929. A hydrothermal deposit of cassiterite near Arandis South-West Africa. South African Journal of Geology 32 (Transactions 1929) 165-170
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A hydrothermal deposit of cassiterite near Arandis South_West Africa.pdf 410.02 KB
Clancey PA 1955. A new geographical race of the Fiscal Shrike Lanius collaris Linnaeus from the deserts of South-West Africa and Angola. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club 75 32 - 33
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A new geographical race of the Fiscal Shrike_1955.pdf 905.81 KB
Pickford M 2004. Southern Africa: a cradle of evolution. South Africa Journal of Science 100 (3-4) 205-214
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Southern Africa_a cradle of evolution.pdf 148.7 KB
Pickford M 2005. The Namib's amazing fossil spider webs. Quest 1 (4) 30-32
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The Namibs amazing fossil spider webs.pdf 118.55 KB
Louw S 1986. Periodicity in and ecological equivalence between the ground-living Tenebrioriidae (Coleoptera) in the southern Namib and Kalahari ecosystems with notes on phylogenetic relationships. Navorsinge van die Nasionale Museum: Researches of the National Museum 5 (12) 302-324
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Periodicity in and ecological equivalence between the ground_living Tenebrioriidae_1986.pdf 833.59 KB
Stuart CT 1976. Diet of the black backed jackal Canis mesomelas in the central Namib desert, South West Africa. African Zoology 11 (1) 193-205
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Diet of the black backed jackal canis mesomelas in the central Namib desert_1976.pdf 465.13 KB
Stuart CT 1975. Preliminary notes on the mammals of the Namib Desert Park. Madoqua 2 (4) 5-68
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Preliminary notes on the mammals of the Namib Desert Park.pdf 13.27 MB
Brain CK 1960. Observations on the locomotion of the South West African adder, Bitis perinqueyi (Boulenger), with speculations on the origin of sidewinding. Annals of the Transvaal Museum 24 (1) 19-24
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Observations on the locomotion of the South West African adder.pdf 302.95 KB
Koch C 1955. Tentyriinae. Transvaal Museum Memoirs 7 (1) 3-9
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Tentyriinae.pdf 568.48 KB
van Jaarsveld E 1994. The Namib caper, Capparis hereoensis. Veld and Flora 80 (4) 108
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The Namib caper_capparis hereoensis.pdf 139.6 KB
Koch C 1962. Biogeographic divisions of the Namib. Scientific Papers of the Namib Desert Research Station 1962 (5) 69-74
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Biogeographic divisions of the Namib_1962.pdf 357.17 KB
Koch C 1962. Ecological divisions of the Namib. Scientific Papers of the Namib Desert Research Station 1962 (5) 75-106
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Ecological divisions of the Namib_1962.pdf 1.87 MB
Mitchell D, Seely MK, Roberts CS, Pietruszka RD, McClain E, Griffin M, Yeaton RI 1987. On the biology of the lizard Angolosaurus skoogi in the Namib Desert. Madoqua 15 201-216
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On the biology of the lizard Angolosaurus skoogi in the Namib Desert.pdf 1.69 MB
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