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    Estimating past and future male loss in three Zambian lion populations

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    Issue Date
    2013
    Author
    Becker, Matthew S.
    Watson, Fred G.R.
    Droge, Egil
    Leigh, Kellie
    Carlson, Ron S.
    Carlson, Anne A.
    Subject
    SOUTHERN AFRICA
    AFRICAN LIONS
    LIONS
    POPULATIONS
    WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
    TOURISM
    HUNTING
    Journal title
    The Journal of Wildlife Management
    Volume
    77
    Issue
    1
    Begin page
    128
    End page
    142
    
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    DOI
    10.1002/jwmg.446
    Alternative link
    http://doi.wiley.com/10.1002/jwmg.446
    Abstract
    …Zambia contains viable lion populations of considerable importance for photographic and hunting tourism, but long‐term lion demographic data do not exist to guide recent management directives and population projections under different strategies. We described population size, as well as age and sex structure of lions in 3 Zambian national park populations bordering hunting areas, and found them to be male‐depleted relative to other systems….
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12634/648
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    Copyright © The Wildlife Society, 2012
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    10.1002/jwmg.446
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