Southern Sudan elephant still suffer

  • Merz G
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Abstract

Notes the ongoing poaching for ivory in southern Sudan and notes it has increased during the past two years. Suggests that the present range is about 23% of Watson's 1976 assessment, and that unless action is soon taken elephant populations will not last until turn of the century.

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Merz, G. (1984). Southern Sudan elephant still suffer. Pachyderm, 4, 18–18. https://doi.org/10.69649/pachyderm.v4i1.604

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