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First census of birds of prey across Guinea-Bissau shows different status for different species

MSc in Conservation Biology Posted on September 18, 2017 by rmrebelo@fc.ul.ptSeptember 18, 2017

Mohamed Henriques (15/16 class) just published the main results of his thesis in the journal Ostrich. During his thesis he drove  >1700 km across the entire Guinea-Bissau and his results are the first for the entire country based on road surveys. A total of 33 species were counted and Mohamed found that Guinea-Bissau is still a stronghold for several birds of prey in West Africa, especially the hooded vulture. However many other species were scarce.

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