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A low mound, ridge, bank, or hill of loose, windblown granular material (generally sand, sometimes volcanic ash), either bare or covered with vegetation, capable of movement from place but always retaining its characteristic shape. (Source: BJGEO)
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1985. Root distribution of Trianthema hereroensis in the Namib dunes. Madoqua
14 (2) 181-183
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| Root distribution of Trianthema hereroensis in the Namib dunes.pdf | 209.62 KB |
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 |
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 |
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 |
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 |