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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5043-3pment of the Black River Ranges. Most of this area consists of degraded thickets and more open savannah with, at higher altitudes, areas of remaining native forest heavily degraded by Chinese guava (.).

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Understanding Game Application Developmentted. In Japan this attitude was not strongly influenced by level of education, whereas in the USA college-educated people expressed greater ecological and ethical concern for animals than did those of lower educational attainment (Kellert 1991).

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Conservation, controversies and concernsted. In Japan this attitude was not strongly influenced by level of education, whereas in the USA college-educated people expressed greater ecological and ethical concern for animals than did those of lower educational attainment (Kellert 1991).

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Conservation and use of wildlife in the modern worldcontinent people now live at an average density of 236 people per km., more than a thousand times the density of those in rural Amazonia. The remaining forest habitats of India are constantly subjected to a virtual scouring by livestock and people in search of ‘minor forest produce’ (Dang 1991; Panw

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SustainabilityEP/WWF 1991). The word ‘use’ involves everything from capture to consumption and, in animals, ‘capacity for renewal’ can be thought of, simplistically, as the rate at which births outstrip deaths. But because animals at birth (or hatching or metamorphosis) are not the biological equivalent of mature

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