Negative human-wildlife interactions in traditional agroforestry systems in Assam, India

Yashmita-Ulman

Manoj Singh

Awadhesh Kumar

Madhubala Sharma

SUMMARY

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PAGES

pp. 16230 - 16238

NUMBER

Volumen: 12 Número: Vol. 12 Parte: 0 (2020)

COLLECTIONS

Biology
Botany
Zoology

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