J.S. Kingdon's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
This field guide begins with a checklist. The main part of the volume consists of entries for each species. Each entry provides information on common names, measurements, recognition, geographical distribution (plus map), habitat, diet, behaviour, adaptations and conservation status. Illustrations are also included. Brief notes are also provided on...
Citations
... The recording periods are representative of the market dynamics in the area as the availability and price of fish and meat (fresh and smoked) are relatively constant throughout the year, independent of the season (Mbete et al., 2011). Animals observed in restaurants and households were identified to the species level when possible and otherwise to genus or family level when impossible to confirm species, using the field guide "Mammals of Africa" (Kingdon, 1997) with colour pictures of wildlife species occurring in the area. ...
