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Kambai <strong>Forest</strong> Reserve<br />

LIST OF FIGURES<br />

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Figure 1 The location of Kambai forest reserve in relation to other <strong>East</strong><br />

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<strong>Usambara</strong> forests<br />

Figure 2 Topographical map 6<br />

Figure 3 Location of vegetation plots and disturbance transects 10<br />

Figure 4 Species accumulation rates of recorded species by vegetation plot 16<br />

Figure 5 Distribution of forest dependent tree and shrub individuals 18<br />

Figure 6 Distribution of forest dependent tree and shrub species 19<br />

Figure 7 Distribution of non-forest tree and shrub individuals 20<br />

Figure 8 Distribution of non-forest tree and shrub species 21<br />

Figure 9 Distribution of submontane tree and shrub individuals 22<br />

Figure 10 Distribution of submontane tree and shrub species 23<br />

Figure 11 Distribution of endemic tree and shrub individuals 24<br />

Figure 12 Distribution of endemic tree and shrub species 25<br />

Figure 13 Distribution of near-endemic tree and shrub individuals 26<br />

Figure 14 Distribution of near-endemic tree and shrub species 27<br />

Figure 15 Vegetation of Kambai forest reserve 28<br />

Figure 16 Cut and naturally fallen poles recorded per 100 metres by transect 29<br />

Figure 17 Cut and naturally fallen timber recorded per 100 metres by<br />

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transect<br />

Figure 18 Areas of disturbance in relation to the distribution of tree and 33<br />

shrub species that are both forest dependent and endemic<br />

Figure 19 Areas of highest disturbance in relation to the distribution of tree 34<br />

and shrub species that are both forest dependent and near-endemic<br />

Figure 20 Areas of highest disturbance in relation to the distribution of tree <strong>35</strong><br />

and shrub individuals that are both forest dependent and endemic<br />

Figure 21 Areas of highest disturbance in relation to the distribution of tree 36<br />

and shrub individuals that are both forest dependent and nearendemic<br />

Figure 22 Location of trapping sites 41<br />

Figure 23 Distribution of forest dependent mammal species 45<br />

Figure 24 Distribution of near-endemic mammal species 46<br />

Figure 25 Distribution of forest dependent reptile species 51<br />

Figure 26 Distribution of near-endemic reptile species 52<br />

Figure 27 Distribution of forest dependent amphibian species 55<br />

Figure 28 Distribution of endemic amphibian species 56<br />

Figure 29 Distribution of near-endemic amphibian species 57<br />

Figure 30 Areas of highest disturbance in relation to the distribution of<br />

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animal species that are both forest dependent and endemic<br />

Figure 31 Areas of highest disturbance in relation to the distribution of<br />

animal species that are both forest dependent and near-endemic<br />

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<strong>East</strong> <strong>Usambara</strong> <strong>Catchment</strong> <strong>Forest</strong> <strong>Project</strong> <strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Paper</strong> <strong>35</strong>

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