Publications

population structure of african buffalo inferred from mtdna sequences and microsatellite loci: high variation but low differentiation.	the african buffalo (syncerus caffer) is widespread throughout sub-saharan africa and is found in most major vegetation types, wherever permanent sources of water are available, making it physically able to disperse through a wide range of habitats. despite this, the buffalo has been assumed to be strongly philopatric and to form large aggregations that remain within separate home ranges with little interchange between units, but the level of differentiation within the species is unknown. geneti ...	1998	9532761
buffalo, bush meat, and the zoonotic threat of brucellosis in botswana.	brucellosis is a zoonotic disease of global importance infecting humans, domestic animals, and wildlife. little is known about the epidemiology and persistence of brucellosis in wildlife in southern africa, particularly in botswana.	2012	22412932