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2. Elephants facilitate impact of large predators on small ungulate prey species
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3. Utility of a forage-productivity model for predicting herbivore abundance in the eastern Karroo, South Africa, varies among habitats
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6. Elephant effects on treefall and logfall highlight the absence of megaherbivores in coarse woody debris conceptual frameworks
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9. Accessibility maps as a tool to predict sampling bias in historical biodiversity occurrence records
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10. Implications of social media discourse for managing national parks in South Africa
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11. Biodiversity-based evaluation of thicket thresholds at different levels of elephant impact – Towards assessment and monitoring of thicket vegetation
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12. Using elephant impacts to gauge the biodiversity integrity of Valley Thicket in the Eastern Cape, South Africa
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