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Ecological impacts of biological invasions on native birds in Africa
The impacts of biological invasions on native avian diversity have been the subject of many studies in Africa. However, a holistic synthesis of available information from different taxa and their impacts on native birds is lacking. From published information, I analysed the negative and positive eff...
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Percy FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology
2014
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