Taphonomic Studies of Elephant Mortality in Zimbabwe

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Abstract

In an effort to develop guidelines for paleoecological interpretetations of mortality among extinct proboscideans, the author has been gathering data on demography of drought-killed elephants and those culled in Zimbabwe's national parks since 1981. Included here are preliminary figures on average ages of animals in cull and die-off samples as well as some scientific data in addition to the revenue obtained from sale of elephant ivory, skin and meat.

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Haynes, G. (1986). Taphonomic Studies of Elephant Mortality in Zimbabwe. Elephant, 2(2), 69–71. https://doi.org/10.22237/elephant/1521732007

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