Recognition of reptiles by Xhosa and Zulu communities in South Africa, with notes on traditional beliefs and uses

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Recognition of reptiles by Xhosa and Zulu communities in South Africa, with notes on traditional beliefs and uses

Published in: African Journal of Herpetology
Volume 46 , issue 1 , 1997 , pages: 49–53
DOI: 10.1080/21564574.1997.9649975
Author(s): T.S. SIMELANE , , University of Port Elizabeth, , G. , I.H. KERLEY , , University of Port Elizabeth,
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SIMELANE, T.S., and G.I.H. KERLEY. 1997. Recognition of reptiles by Xhosa and Zulu communities in South Africa, with notes on traditional beliefs and uses. Afr. J. Herpetol. 46(1): 49–53.
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