Establishing a monitoring baseline for threatened large ungulates in eastern Cambodia

Author： Gray Thomas N.E. Phan Channa Pin Chanrattana Prum Sovanna

Publisher： Nordic Board for Wildlife Research

E-ISSN： 1903-220X|18|4|406-413

ISSN： 0909-6396

Source： Wildlife Biology, Vol.18, Iss.4, 2012-12, pp. : 406-413

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