list of figures - Terry Sunderland

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Harley, M.M., & P. Hall. 1991. Pollen morphology of the African Palms. In: A.
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Harley, M.M. 1996. Palm pollen and the fossil record. Unpubl. PhD Thesis.
University of East London / Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
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143-196
Hawthorn, W.D. & M.P.E. Parren. 2000. How important are forest elephants to the
survival of woody plant species in Upper Guinea? J. Trop. Ecol. 16:133-150
Hayek, L.A. & M.A. Buzas. 1997. Surveying natural populations. Columbia
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Hays, T. 1983. Ndumba folk biology and general principles of ethnobiological
classification and nomenclature. Amer. Anthro. 85(3): 592-611
Hédin, L. 1929. Les rotins au Cameroun. Rev. Bot. Appl. 9: 502-507
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et Spores. 23: 482-487
Henderson, A. [in prep.]. The evolution and ecology of palms.
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