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Animal parasitology in Africa: Special Issue

Animal parasitology in Africa: Special Issue

12 August 2015 • Announcements & Notices
A consistent flow of manuscripts on parasites to African Zoology prompted the Editorial Board to dedicate a special issue to this topic published in Volume 50 (2) titled Animal parasitology in Africa. The special issue published 11 papers in total.  Although...
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Advances in Shark Research

Advances in Shark Research

30 July 2015 • Announcements & Notices
Southern Africa, being a hotspot for shark and ray biodiversity, hosted the Sharks International 2014 conference in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, in June 2014. The conference precipitated a special issue of the African Journal of Marine...
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Southern African Pasture Science in the 21st Century

Southern African Pasture Science in the 21st Century

29 June 2015 • Announcements & Notices
With the estimation of the world’s population reaching nine billion people by 2015 challenges for agriculture have come to the fore with more food needing to be produced from smaller areas in ways that promote...
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Special issue of Ostrich in memory of Philip Hockey

Special issue of Ostrich in memory of Philip Hockey

25 May 2015 • Announcements & Notices
Following the sad and untimely passing of Phil Hockey in January 2013, BirdLife South Africa suggested that a special issue of Ostrich be published in memory of Philip Hockey as a leading and influential African ornithologist.  Doctor Rob...
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