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Age distribution of 66 respondents.  

Age distribution of 66 respondents.  

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Figure 1. King vulture in a permanent roosting site in southern...
Figure 2. Age distribution of 66 respondents.  
Figure 3. King vulture's distribution in communal lands and natural...
A Cultural Consensus Regarding the King Vulture?
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Ecosystem management regularly requires bridging diverse cultural perspectives. As a result, researchers commonly assert that including local ecological knowledge in conservation strategies is essential to crafting enduring environmental solutions. Using the case of the king vulture (Sarcoramphus papa), we take preliminary steps in asking how ethno...
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... sampling identified a corps of 66 respondents, half of whom were aged 30 to 50 years at the time of questioning (see Figure 2). Five of the men were already known to the academic research community from past work. ...

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