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Special Issue: End of an era for African Herpetology

Special Issue: End of an era for African Herpetology

2 July 2018 • Announcements & Notices
Donald G. Broadley was one of Africa’s most prolific recent authors. He produced over 410 articles, including numerous comprehensive and detailed taxonomic reviews of lizard and snake genera. African Journal of Herpetology, Volume 67, Issue...
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Expansion of aims and scope for leading rangeland journal

Expansion of aims and scope for leading rangeland journal

29 May 2018 • Announcements & Notices
As the official Journal of the Grassland Society of Southern Africa, the African Journal of Range & Forage Science is dedicated to publishing quality original material that advances rangeland ecology and pasture management. The journal now aims...
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African Zoology Cover Competition Finalists

African Zoology Cover Competition Finalists

11 May 2018 • Announcements & Notices
Update: 2018/05/16 COMPETITION CLOSED CONGRATULATIONS JONATHAN BALMER His photograph of an African Honey Bee (Apis melifera) will feature on the next cover of African Zoology. We have had an overwhelming number of votes for these 6 excellent images...
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