ELEPHANTS & IVORY

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© IFAW/M. Booth/Amboseli National Park, Kenya 2 WHO ARE THE <strong>ELEPHANTS</strong>?
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Page 34: ASIAN ELEPHANTS Asian elephants are
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Page 62: BIOTIC COMPONENTS ABIOTIC COMPONENT
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APPENDIX 2 | NUMBERS OF AFRICAN ELE
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ENDNOTES 1. Gheerbrant, E. 2009. Pa
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Biology 22:1065-1071; Wasser, S.K.,
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