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<strong>Kwamgumi</strong> <strong>Forest</strong> <strong>Reserve</strong><br />
LIST OF FIGURES<br />
Figure 1. The location of <strong>Kwamgumi</strong> <strong>Forest</strong> <strong>Reserve</strong> in relation to other East Usambara forests. 8<br />
Figure 2. Topographical map. 9<br />
Figure 3. Location of vegetation plots and disturbance transects. 14<br />
Figure 4. Species accumulation rates of re<strong>co</strong>rded species by vegetation plot. 26<br />
Figure 5. Distribution of forest dependent tree and shrub individuals. 31<br />
Figure 6. Distribution of forest dependent tree and shrub species. 32<br />
Figure 7. Distribution of non-forest tree and shrub individuals. 33<br />
Figure 8. Distribution of non-forest tree and shrub species. 34<br />
Figure 9. Distribution of submontane tree and shrub individuals. 35<br />
Figure 10. Distribution of submontane tree and shrub species. 36<br />
Figure 11. Distribution of endemic tree and shrub individuals. 37<br />
Figure 12. Distribution of endemic tree and shrub species. 38<br />
Figure 13. Distribution of near-endemic tree and shrub individuals. 39<br />
Figure 14. Distribution of near-endemic tree and shrub species. 40<br />
Figure 15. Cut and naturally fallen poles re<strong>co</strong>rded by transect. 41<br />
Figure 16. Distribution of pole extraction in the reserve. 42<br />
Figure 17. Cut and naturally fallen timber re<strong>co</strong>rded per hectare. 43<br />
Figure 18. Distribution of timber extraction in the reserve. 44<br />
Figure 19. Areas of highest disturbance in relation to the distribution of tree and shrub<br />
individuals that are both forest dependent and endemic. 45<br />
Figure 20. Areas of highest disturbance in relation to the distribution of tree and shrub<br />
species that are both forest dependent and near-endemic. 46<br />
Figure 21. Location of trapping sites. 54<br />
Figure 22. Distribution of forest dependent reptile species. 68<br />
Figure 23. Distribution of near-endemic reptile species. 69<br />
Figure 24. Distribution of forest dependent amphibian species. 72<br />
Figure 25. Distribution of near-endemic amphibian species. 73<br />
East Usambara Conservation Area Management Programme Technical Paper 40