Desktop ecology: Sabota Lark <i>Calendulauda sabota</i>

Mmatjie Mashao; Derek Engelbrecht; Dawid H de Swardt

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Desktop ecology: Sabota Lark <i>Calendulauda sabota</i>

Mmatjie Mashao
Derek Engelbrecht
Dawid H de Swardt

Abstract

Our aim was to perform a desktop study of the ecology of the Sabota Lark by collating data from various databases and collections. The Sabota Lark Calendulauda sabota is a southern African near-endemic with the largest distribution range of any southern African lark.

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Published

2015-08-31

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Vol 6 (2015)

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