Sentence examples for a bushmeat from inspiring English sources

Stephen Sautner of the Wildlife Conservation Society sent this note describing how the mother lost one hand to a bushmeat hunter's snare: This is Africa's rarest monkey, first discovered by WCS in 2003 and described as a new genus in 2006.

Justin Brashares, a bushmeat expert at the University of California, Berkeley, and his colleagues studied records of Ghanaian fish harvests from 1970 to 1998 and compared them with estimates of the biomass (the number of animals observed multiplied by the species' body weight) for 41 wild animal species in six of the country's nature reserves.

If a bushmeat hunter kills an animal and the carcass tests positive for monkeypox, Laudisoit's team is on it.

Another hypothesis proposes that unsterile injections serially transmitted SIV from a bushmeat handler to other humans in a chain of acutely infected people, improving its adaptation to the new host [4], [23], [24].

The initial HIV infection was then introduced into a single male to reflect the most likely source of a bushmeat hunter, and the spread of the virus was followed for a year.

Other studies have found that a bushmeat hunter in Ghana can make 3.5 times the governmental minimum wage and as much as a graduate entering the Wildlife Service (Brown and Williams, 2003; Ntiamoa-Baidu, 1998).

In Kumasi there is a large central market, where bushmeat is sold, as well as a bushmeat-specific market.

In Kumasi there is a large central market, where bushmeat is sold, as well as a bushmeat-specific market (Atwemonom).

No vendor sold only bats, and no bat hunter was a full-time bat hunter, or even a commercial bushmeat hunter (Fig. 5).

In conducting great ape surveys, Olam found not only chimpanzees and gorillas in the remote parts of its concession but also ample evidence of a thriving bushmeat trade.

These critters would be the best candidates for a sustainable bushmeat harvest, the researchers say.