The Evidence of the Survival of the Lion in Mole National Park is Incontrovertible. Reply to: New Records of a Threatened Lion (Panthera Leo) Population in a West African National Park are Unconvincing by Luke T.B. Hunter, Philipp Henschel & Hans Bauer

Francesco M. Angelici; Massimiliano Di Vittorio; Fabio Petrozzi

doi:10.3377/004.049.0109

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Francesco M. Angelici, Massimiliano Di Vittorio, Fabio Petrozzi

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Second letter: This Letter to the Editor, as well as the companion Letter to the Editor (African Zoology 49(1): 1–2, 2014) and Short communication (African Zoology 47(2): 353–357, October 2012) that it refers to, have been retracted by the Editors-in-Chief and neither the electronic nor the print version of the short communication or the letters should be cited.

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Francesco M. Angelici, Massimiliano Di Vittorio, and Fabio Petrozzi "The Evidence of the Survival of the Lion in Mole National Park is Incontrovertible. Reply to: New Records of a Threatened Lion (Panthera Leo) Population in a West African National Park are Unconvincing by Luke T.B. Hunter, Philipp Henschel & Hans Bauer," African Zoology 49(1), 2-4, (1 April 2014). https://doi.org/10.3377/004.049.0109

Published: 1 April 2014

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