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In my thesis I have described the ecology and socio-economic context of the conservation of Ethiopian wolves, with an emphasis on diet ecology, rodent prey dynamics

Title: Ecology of the Ethiopian wolf (Canis simensis Rüppell 1835) in a changing landscape: Human carnivore interactions in Afroalpine ecosystems of Ethiopia Issue Date:

Map indicating areas of Afroalpine ecosystem including areas with extinct wolf popula- tions by years in Ethiopia and the study sites Borena Sayint National Park, Abune Yosef and

We tested whether diurnal rodents remain the preferred prey of Ethiopi- an wolves in this human-dominated landscape, in comparison with the oc- currence of livestock remains in

In this study we investigated the effects of livestock grazing on small rodent communities in a spatial mosaic of Afroalpine habitat, the various areas hav- ing a similar

The questionnaire (Appendix) was designed to evaluate the local uses of Afroalpine natural resources for own consumption or commercial purposes (e.g., firewood and grasses are

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