Duikers of Africa
Subtitle: masters of the African forest floor: A study of duikers - people - hunting and bushmeat
By: by Vivian J. Wilson
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Chipangali Wildlife Trust
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
Language: eng
Number of pages: 798
Subjects: Duikers; Antelopes
Other titles: Masters of the African forest floor; A study of duikers - people - hunting and bushmeat
Notes: "Limited to 500 copies."

Includes bibliographical references (p. 645-680).
Table of contents: title: Part one; title: Africa as setting for duikers; title: Part two; title: Evolution, biology and ecology of duikers; title: Part three; title: The species of duikers; title: Part four; title: Hunters, hunting techniques and bushmeat; title: Part five; title: Duiker conservation; title: Appendix C; title: Revision and classification of the Cephalophinaea by Dr. Peter Grubb and Dr. Colin Groves; title: Appendix E The walking patterns of duikers in respect to their origin in evolution by Dr. Ursula Heckner-Bisping; title: Appendix F; title: The role of veterinary science in duiker management programmes by Dr. Philip Nicholls and Dr. Tom Bailey; title: Appendix G; title: Duiker hunting in Cameroon by Dr. Reinald von Meurers; title: Appendix H; title: The duikers of Ghana by Vivian Wilson; title: Appendix I; title: The impact of selective logging on duikers in Kibale Forest, Uganda by Dr. T.T. Struhsaker and Dr. Jessica McCoy; title: Appendix J; title: Duiker behaviour by Professors B.L. and A.L. Hart; title: Appendix K; title: Fat soluble vitamin concentrations in free-ranging versus zoo-held duikers by Dr. Ellen S. Dierenfeld.