Range changes among bird species in the far Northern Cape

Vincent Parker

Range changes among bird species in the far Northern Cape

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Vincent Parker

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Ornithologically, the Northern Cape is the most poorly known part of South Africa. This paper provides insights into how the ranges of bird species have changed in a study area in the far Northern Cape in the two-decade interval between the First and Second Bird Atlas Projects in Southern Africa (SABAP1 and SABAP2).

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2016-09-08

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Parker, V. (2016). Range changes among bird species in the far Northern Cape. Biodiversity Observations, 7, 1–13. Retrieved from https://journals.uct.ac.za/index.php/BO/article/view/358

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Vol 7 (2016)

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