Conspecific investigation of a deceased forest elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis)
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Science & TechnologyLife Sciences & Biomedicine
Biodiversity Conservation
Zoology
Biodiversity & Conservation
DEAD CONSPECIFICS
BEHAVIOR
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John Poulsen
Associate Professor of Tropical Ecology
John Poulsen is an ecologist with broad interests in the maintenance and regeneration
of tropical forests and conservation of biodiversity. His research has focused on
the effects of anthropogenic disturbance, such as logging and hunting, on forest structure
and diversity, abundance of tropical animals, and ecological processes. He has conducted
most of his research in Central Africa, where he has also worked as a conservation
manager, directing projects to sustainably manage natural resources i

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