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The reintroduction of bearded vultures in South Africa: a feasibility analysis
The southern African population of bearded vultures, Gypaetus barbatus, is declining rapidly and plans for windfarm developments within the core of this species' range threaten to accelerate the population's passage to extinction. As an insurance against such a situation a reintroduction has been pr...
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Percy FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology
2016
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