Rapid survey of the birds of the Atewa Range Forest Reserve, Ghana

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Appendix 4 No. Family Subfamily Genus Species subspecies hab rarity status ANT ASS ASN MRT 1176 egina egina ALF CO ATE x 1178 pseudegina UBQ CO ATE 1179 caecilia caecilia SUD CO ooo 1180 zetes zetes DRF NR ATE x 1181 endoscota ALF RA ATE 1182 leucographa MEF NR ATE 1184 quirina quirina ALF CO ATE x x x 1185 neobule neobule UBQ CO ATE 1186 eugenia DRF NR –– 1187 camaena DRF RA –– 1188 vestalis vestalis ALF NR ATE 1189 macaria WEF RA ATE ww 1190 umbra umbra MEF NR ATE 1191 alcinoe alcinoe MEF CO ATE 1192 consanguinea sartina WEF RA ooo 1196 epaea epaea ALF CO ATE x x Lachnoptera 1199 anticlia MEF CO ATE Phalanta 1200 phalantha aethiopica UBQ CO ATE 1201 eurytis eurytis MEF CO ATE HESPERIIDAE COLIADINAE Coeliades 1203 chalybe chalybe ALF CO ATE 1204 bixana MEF RA ate 1206 libeon ALF NR ATE 1207 forestan forestan UBQ CO ATE 1208 pisistratus ALF CO ATE 1209 hanno MEF NR ATE Pyrrhiades 1210 lucagus DRF CO –– Pyrrhochalcia 1211 iphis ALF CO ATE en PYRGINAE Loxolexis 1212 holocausta WEF VR ATE 1213 dimidia WEF VR ooo 1214 hollandi WEF RA ATE Katreus 1215 johnstonii WEF RA ATE Celaenorrhinus 1216 rutilans WEF RA ATE 164 Rapid Assessment Program
Checklist of butterflies from the Atewa Range Forest Reserve with a list of those collected at each site during the 2006 RAP survey No. Family Subfamily Genus Species subspecies hab rarity status ANT ASS ASN MRT 1217 sagamase WEF VR ATE en 1219 leona WEF RA ATE ww 1223 ankasa WEF VR ATE en 1224 galenus galenus ALF CO ATE x 1225 cf galenus galenus WEF RA ATE x 1226 meditrina WEF RA ATE 1227 ovalis WEF RA ATE 1230 proxima maesseni ALF CO ATE 1231 plagiatus MEF NR ATE Tagiades 1232 flesus ALF CO ATE Eagris 1233 denuba denuba ALF CO ATE 1234 decastigma WEF RA ATE 1235 tigris liberti WEF RA ATE 1236 subalbida subalbida WEF RA ATE 1237 hereus quaterna MEF NR ATE 1238 tetrastigma subolivescens MEF NR ATE Calleagris 1239 lacteus dannatti WEF NR ate Procampta 1241 rara MEF NR ATE Eretis 1242 lugens GUI CO ATE 1243 plistonicus ALF NR ATE 1244 melania DRF NR ate Sarangesa 1245 laelius GUI NR –– 1246 phidyle SUD NR –– 1247 tertullianus MEF NR ate 1248 majorella MEF NR ate 1249 tricerata tricerata MEF NR ooo 1250 thecla thecla ALF CO ATE 1251 bouvieri DRF CO ATE 1252 brigida brigida MEF NR ATE Caprona 1253 adelica GUI RA –– 1254 pillaana SUD VR –– Netrobalane 1255 canopus GUI RA –– Abantis 1256 bismarcki GUI RA –– 1257 leucogaster leucogaster WEF RA ATE 1258 nigeriana GUI NR ooo A Rapid Biological Assessment of the Atewa Range Forest Reserve, Eastern Ghana 165
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Rapid Assessment Program A Rapid Bi
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Rapid Assessment Program A Rapid Bi
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Table of Contents Participants and
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Participants and Authors Kofi Abban
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Organizational Profiles Conservatio
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Acknowledgements The success of thi
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Report at a Glance exclusively of f
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Executive Summary Introduction Acro
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Executive Summary ters, including A
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Executive Summary to the West Afric
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Executive Summary and others to con
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Executive Summary tected from furth
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Executive Summary dining facilities
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Executive Summary 1) Maintain Corri
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Executive Summary Ricketts, T. H.,
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Map A Rapid Biological Assessment o
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Chapter 1 An ecological, socio-econ
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Chapter 2 The botanical diversity o
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The botanical diversity of the Atew
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The botanical diversity of the Atew
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Chapter 3 A rapid botanical survey
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A rapid survey of the decapod crust
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Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonat
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Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonat
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Chapter 5 A rapid survey of butterf
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A rapid survey of butterflies in th
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Chapter 6 Additional comments on bu
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Chapter 7 The katydids of the Atewa
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The katydids of the Atewa Range For
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The katydids of the Atewa Range For
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Chapter 8 A Rapid Assessment of Fis
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T O G O A Rapid Assessment of Fishe
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A Rapid Assessment of Fishes in the
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A Rapid Assessment of Fishes in the
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A rapid survey of the amphibians fr
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Rapid survey of the birds of the At
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Chapter 12 A rapid survey of large
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A rapid survey of large mammals fro
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Chapter 13 A rapid survey of primat
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