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1998 | Small Mammal Communities Along An Elevational Gradient In Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, S.W Uganda

Zonation on mountains, whereby species of animals and plants are replaced by different species with changes in altitude, is a well-known ecological phenomenon.

1998 | The Chemical Ecology Of Mountain Gorillas, With Special Reference To Antimicrobial Constituents In The Diet

Mountain gorillas are strict herbivores and their diverse diet is apparently determined to a great extent by nutritional and non-nutritional chemistry.

1995 | Wildlife Conservation In The Long Term – Uganda As A Case Study

This study considers the economic value of conservation to Uganda as a nation, on the basis that if too few benefits flow to the nation, and too many flows to the planet at large, conservation will represent a national dis-benefit and therefore be under permanent threat. 

1991 | Plant-Herbivore Dynamics In The Birungas

This thesis investigated plant-herbivore dynamics in the Birunga volcanoes region in Central Africa, one of the few strongholds of mountain gorillas.