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Bird tolerance to humans in open tropical ecosystems by Mikula, Peter, Tomášek, Oldřich, Romportl, Dušan, Aikins, Timothy K., Avendaño, Jorge E., Braimoh-Azaki, Bukola D. A., Chaskda, Adams, Cresswell, Will, Cunningham, Susan J., Dale, Svein, Favoretto, Gabriela R., Floyd, Kelvin S., Glover, Hayley, Grim, Tomáš, Henry, Dominic A. W., Holmern, Tomas, Hromada, Martin, Iwajomo, Soladoye B., Lilleyman, Amanda, Magige, Flora J., Martin, Rowan O., de A. Maximiano, Marina F., Nana, Eric D., Ncube, Emmanuel, Ndaimani, Henry, Nelson, Emma, van Niekerk, Johann H., Pienaar, Carina, Piratelli, Augusto J., Pistorius, Penny, Radkovic, Anna, Reynolds, Chevonne, Røskaft, Eivin, Shanungu, Griffin K., Siqueira, Paulo R., Tarakini, Tawanda, Tejeiro-Mahecha, Nattaly, Thompson, Michelle L., Wamiti, Wanyoike, Wilson, Mark, Tye, Donovan R. C., Tye, Nicholas D., Vehtari, Aki, Tryjanowski, Piotr, Weston, Michael A., Blumstein, Daniel T., Albrecht, Tomáš

“…Animal tolerance towards humans can be a key factor facilitating wildlife–human coexistence, yet traits predicting its direction and magnitude across tropical…”
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An exotic Australian Acacia fixes more N than a coexisting indigenous Acacia in a South African riparian zone by Tye, Donovan R. C., Drake, D. C.

“…Acacia mearnsii is an introduced Australian acacia in South Africa and has invaded more than 2.5 million ha, primarily establishing in rangeland and riparian…”
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Sampling bias in reptile occurrence data for the Kruger National Park by Barends, Jody M., Pietersen, Darren W., Zambatis, Guinevere, Tye, Donovan R.C., Maritz, Bryan

“…To effectively conserve and manage species, it is important to (1) understand how they are spatially distributed across the globe at both broad and fine…”
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Mass sterilization of a common palm species by elephants in Kruger National Park, South Africa by Midgley, Jeremy J., Coetzee, Bernard W. T., Tye, Donovan, Kruger, Laurence M.

“…Chronic herbivory by elephants rarely eliminates any species of woody savanna plants because these plants are typically vigorous basal resprouters after damage…”
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Effect of an intensive mechanical removal effort on a population of non‐native rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss in a South African headwater stream by Shelton, Jeremy, Weyl, Olaf, Van Der Walt, Johannes, Marr, Sean, Impson, Dean, Maciejewski, Kristine, Tye, Donovan, Dallas, Helen, Esler, Karen

“…Invasions by non‐native species can compromise the conservation value of otherwise pristine headwater streams. While both developed and developing countries…”
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