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1042. Cohn, J. 1985. Duke primate center fosters research.
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1043. Cohn, J. 1990. Elephants: remarkable and endangered.
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1044. Cohn, J. 1984. Elusive kings of the wild. Americas.
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1045. Cohn, J. 1990. Endangered wolf population increases.
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1046. Cohn, J. 1991. Ferrets return from near-extinction.
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1047. Cohn, J. 1989. Gauging the biological impacts of the
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1048. Cohn, J. 1990. Guatemala guards tropical treasures.
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1049. Cohn, J. 1989. Iguana conservation and economic
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1050. Cohn, J. 1990. An island for conservation. BioScience.
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1051. Cohn, J. 1990. Maned wolves: a disappearing act?
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1052. Cohn, J. 1989. Modern-day noahs. Zoogoer. 18(2):25-29.
1053. Cohn, J. 1991. The new breeding ground. Nat. Parks.
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1054. Cohn, J.P. 1991. New focus on wildlife health.
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1061. Colchester, M. 1991. Guatemala: the clamour for land and
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1062. Colchester, M. 1990. The International Tropical Timber
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1065. Coleman, R. 1989. _Epipactis helleborine_ on the West
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