Lion conservation in Tanzania leads to serious human - lion conflicts, with a study of a man-eating lion killing 35 people

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TextSeries: Tanzania wildlife discussion paper ; ; 41Publication details: Dar es Salaam : Wildlife Division, 2004.Description: 63p. : ill. ; 30cmLOC classification:

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