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  • Genetic testing of dung identification for antelope surveys in the Udzungwa Mountains, Tanzania. 
    Bowkett, AE   Plowman, AB   Stevens, JR   Davenport, TRB   Jansen van Vuuren, B (Springer, 2009)
    Dung counts are frequently employed to infer abundance of antelope species in African forests, but the accuracy of dung identification has rarely been tested. We used non-invasive genetic methods to test the accuracy of both ...
  • A molecular diagnostic for identifying central African forest artiodactyls from faecal pellets 
    Ntie, S.   Johnston, A.R.   Mickala, P.   Bowkett, A.E.   Jansen van Vuuren, B.   Colyn, M.   Telfer, P.   Maisels, F.   Hymas, O.   Rouyer, R.L.   Wallace, R.A.   LeBlanc, K.   van Vliet, N.   Sonet, G.   Verheyen, E.   Pires, D.   Wickings, E.J.   Lahm, S.A.   Anthony, N.M. (The Zoological Society of London, 2010)
    Small to medium-sized central African forest artiodactyls constitute a diverse yet heavily hunted group composed primarily of species within the genera Cephalophus, Neotragus, Tragelaphus and Hyemoschus. Of these genera, ...