ELEPHANTS & IVORY

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6 THE NATURE OF <strong>ELEPHANTS</strong> AND THEIR ECOLOGY: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE121 © IFAW/E. Wamba/Amboseli National Park, Kenya
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WRITTEN AND EDITED BY DAVID LAVIGNE
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