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165 References EArr,ER, R.D. ( 1976) HALLER, R.D. ( 19aA) HArr,ER, D.T. (r99r) Utilisatj-on of Dead Fish. coats and Sheep frorn Baobab Farn. Internal Report. crocodile and Tilapia Farl0ing as part of an Integrated Aquaculture Syste4. A Systen Description. Presented at the 9th Working lreeting of the <strong>Crocodile</strong> specialist <strong>Group</strong>, Lae, Papua Nelr Guinea 19-21 October 1988. An introduction to crocodilian Biology and Husbandry vJith a Special Focus on Nutrition of cJ|ocoityTrts niToticus ( Iaurenti 775a) in Aftica. Msc Thesis, Institute of Aquaculture, university of stirling, scotland.
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CROCODILES Proc€€dings of the l
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FOREWORD The two volumes of this PR
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Elsey, R M, McNease, L & Joanen, T:
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CFAZ CIIAIRMAN'S OPENING COMMENTS F
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PRESENTATION FROM THE MINISTER OF E
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Fitting Curves to crocodilian Aqe-s
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7 a.set of uniforrn random nunbers.
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2. VON BERTAI"ANFFY MODEL FOR GROWT
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11 The -following four tables give
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UNIFoRU sarnpling MEDfUM sahpl ing
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15 Sectior IV: Actual Croc Data, l,
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1'l (ii) Linear regressron. same ra
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1,9 rejecting nufl hypotheses that
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21 Brisbin, I.L., Jr., c.c. White,
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Iength lthich corresponds to the ni
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25 Because of lack of funds Eo carr
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27 Despite the fact that during a p
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29 FIGURE N9 2 BLACK CAIIIAN POPULA
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I'Effect of diets conplenented vith
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3i Two of the 6 x 2 m. tanks four e
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10 Table IV : fl aernathological Re
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4l 4.- CONCLUSIoNS 1) The most favo
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43 THE INVOLVEMENT OF RURAL COMMUNI
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45 the rainy season and, in conhast
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47 difficulties and the isolation o
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49 Eacb time that one of the villag
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51 CONCLUSION Naturally, these rcsu
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53 LONG-TERM POPUT-A.TION S'ruDIES
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55 'Ile study reporled here was des
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5'7 made of transmilteFequjpped ndm
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59 wilhin the reservoir was lypific
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6l However the use of such winter d
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6.1 surface to breathe (Kellogg 192
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65 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This work was su
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Murphy, T. M., P. M. Wilkinson, J-
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69 t 3 ^ 3 :9s 3P o ;x !B 'rr.l9 3e
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7l FoDd B + i Poud C I Pltllr. l. U
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73 9 October 1991 L t' I L t' 26 Ma
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75 80 -r- 1987-88 + 1991-92 t -40 .
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77 GROWTH RAIE OF CAIMAN (Caiman cr
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79 Values of the life lable paramet
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81 REFERENCES Craig. G.C., D. Si.C.
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83 CUMATIC F{w L Stirldi .6.aiDS EF
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85 2. Behavioral facilitation of re
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87 TeEperature, hy&ic coaditionq aa
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89 The sexual behaviors of irdividu
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9l 2o I E F conuor o.r r.0 r0.0 a0.
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93 Referetrces Ber!, H.A. (1990). T
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95 GROWTH RATES AND BODY CONDITION
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97 LIPID AND FATTY ACID COMPOSMONAL
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99 be removed sustalnably, provided
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101 necessary as the endurance of t
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103 Table 2. The ratio of first sig
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105 3) Movement and dispersal The r
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107 Disease Trend$ on Crocodite Far
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109 Fuigol and other dermar,?ir - d
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111 THE FEEDINC ECOLOGY OF TWO NILE
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Page 121 and 122: 115 been done for a tlpical populat
Page 123 and 124: 117 ACKNOWLU)GEMENTS This study was
Page 125 and 126: 119 THE STATUS AN'D DISTRIBUTION OF
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Page 131 and 132: 125 Ruaha River (Figure 2) The Ruah
Page 133 and 134: 127 lake Mtera (Figure 4) This is a
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Page 137 and 138: lil Kilimmjaro/Tanga Region Pa gani
Page 139 and 140: 133 The numbers of crccodiles durin
Page 141 and 142: 135 REFERENCES Chabreck, R.H. 1966.
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Page 145 and 146: l.l9 In order to gecure credibility
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Page 149 and 150: 143 This infdrrDation cduld be supp
Page 151 and 152: l.l-s ].nternational reEplfnstbitit
Page 153 and 154: t4'/ illegal sttjns in their pr,r,d
Page 155 and 156: 149 CROCODILE SKIN INDUSTRY IN ETII
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Page 159 and 160: 153 depriving EWCO of incentive for
Page 161 and 162: 155 A PRELII{] NARY ASStsSS!.IENT O
Page 163 and 164: 15',7 Origin l Payert lltosk Breedi
Page 165 and 166: 159 dropped, producing 23 and l9 eg
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Page 173 and 174: t6'1 IPPIIDIX tt BtoBtE cI0@(DILX n
Page 175 and 176: l()t/ Backqround l,lelano5uchus nio
Page 177: t7l The numbers of black cainan c'b
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