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    Bilateral Phacoemulsification in an African Elephant (Loxodonta africana) by Anthony J. Cerreta, Richard J. McMullen Jr, Heather E. Scott, Jennifer D. Ringenberg, Julie E. Hempstead, Ryan S. DeVoe, Michael R. Loomis, Larry J. Minter

    Published 2019-01-01
    “…A 37-year-old bull African elephant (Loxodonta africana) at the North Carolina Zoo (NCZ) was diagnosed with bilateral cataracts leading to behavioral changes and significant weight loss secondary to functional blindness. …”
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    Comparative demography of an at-risk African elephant population. by George Wittemyer, David Daballen, Iain Douglas-Hamilton

    Published 2013-01-01
    “…In regard to its ecological role, charisma and threats from human impacts, African elephants are of high conservation concern and, as a result, are the focus of numerous studies across various contexts. …”
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    Sexual dimorphism in African elephant social rumbles. by Anton Baotic, Angela S Stoeger

    Published 2017-01-01
    “…This study used the source and filter theory approach to analyse sex differences in the acoustic features of African elephant (Loxodonta africana) low-frequency rumbles produced in social contexts ('social rumbles'). …”
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    Long-Term Olfactory Memory in African Elephants by Franziska Hoerner, Arne Lawrenz, Ann-Kathrin Oerke, Dennis W. H. Müller, Idu Azogu-Sepe, Marco Roller, Karsten Damerau, Angelika Preisfeld

    Published 2023-02-01
    “…African elephants are capable of discriminating scents up to a single changed molecule and show the largest reported repertoire of olfactory receptor genes. …”
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    Physiological stress and refuge behavior by African elephants. by David S Jachowski, Rob Slotow, Joshua J Millspaugh

    Published 2012-01-01
    “…We tested the spatial and temporal refuge hypotheses by comparing space use patterns among three African elephant populations maintaining different fecal glucocorticoid metabolite (FGM) concentrations. …”
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    Application of stereo photogrammetric techniques for measuring African Elephants by A. J Hall-Martin, H Ruther

    Published 1979-12-01
    “…Measurements of shoulder height and back length of African elephants were obtained by means of stereo photogrammetric techniques. …”
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    Triangulating the provenance of African elephants using mitochondrial DNA by Yasuko Ishida, Nicholas J. Georgiadis, Tomoko Hondo, Alfred L. Roca

    Published 2013-02-01
    “…Abstract African elephant mitochondrial (mt) DNA follows a distinctive evolutionary trajectory. …”
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    Bee threat elicits alarm call in African elephants by King, L, Soltis, J, Douglas-Hamilton, I, Savage, A, Vollrath, F

    Published 2010
    “…Unlike the smaller and more vulnerable mammals, African elephants have relatively few predators that threaten their survival. …”
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    Movements and corridors of African elephants in relation to protected areas by Douglas-Hamilton, I, Krink, T, Vollrath, F

    Published 2005
    “…Using state-of-the-art global positioning system (GPS) technology we tracked 11 focal African elephants (Loxodonta africana) in Kenya at 3-hourly fix intervals and collected between 34 and 406 days per individual. …”
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    African elephants run from the sound of disturbed bees by King, LE, Douglas-Hamilton, I, Vollrath, F

    Published 2007
    “…Encroaching human development into former wildlife areas is compressing African elephants into ever smaller home ranges, causing increased levels of human–elephant conflict. …”
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    Mitochondrial DNA analysis of two southern African elephant populations by M.F. Essop, A.J. Hall-Martin, E.H. Harley

    Published 1996-08-01
    “…The modern view is that there are at most only two valid forms of the African elephant namely Loxodonta qfricana africana, the bush elephant, and L.a. cyclotis, the forest elephant (Ansell 1974; Meester et al. 1986). …”
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