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Reinhard JE, Geissler K, Blaum N 2022. Grass and ground dwelling beetle community responses to holistic and wildlife grazing management using a cross‑fence comparison in Western Kalahari rangeland, Namibia. Journal of Insect Conservation 26 711-720

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Reinhard JE, Geissler K, Blaum N 2022. Grass and ground dwelling beetle community responses to holistic and wildlife grazing management using a cross-fence comparison in Western Kalahari rangeland, Namibia. Journal of Insect Conservation 26 711-720

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Marquart A, Geissler K, Heblack J, Lobas C, Münch E, Blaum N 2020. Individual shrubs, large scale grass cover and seasonal rainfall explain invertebrate-derived macropore density in a semi-arid Namibian savanna. Journal of Arid Environments 176

Website link:https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0140196320300033

Geißler K, Heblack J, Uugulu S, Wanke H, Blaum N 2019. Partitioning of water between differently sized shrubs and potential groundwater recharge in a semiarid savanna in Namibia. Frontiers in Plant Science 10

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Hering R, Hauptfleisch M, Geißler K, Marquart A, Schoenen M, Blaum N 2019. Shrub encroachment is not always land degradation: Insights from ground-dwelling beetle species niches along a shrub cover gradient in a semi-arid Namibian savanna. Land Degradation and Development 30 (1) 14-24

Website link:https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ldr.3197

Thiele T, Jeltsch F, Blaum N 2008. Importance of woody vegetation for foraging site selection in the Southern Pied Babbler (Turdoides bicolor) under two different land use regimes. Journal of Arid Environments 72 (4) 471-482

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