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NZCS Koetari-Sipaliwini River Expedition Conservation International RAP 2010
Authors: Ouboter, Paul; Ouboter, Dimitri; Kadosoe, Vanessa;
doi: 10.15468/urdgbg
NZCS Koetari-Sipaliwini River Expedition Conservation International RAP 2010
Abstract
The Koetari-Sipaliwini Rapid Assessment Expedition Was carried out between 18 August and 8 September 2010. A total of 34 participants with 24 scientists and students covered many taxonomic groups. The expedition had four camps. Camp 1 was at the Koetari River, an area never studied before. The second till fourth camps were all along the Sipaliwini River, upstream of the Amerindian village Kwamalasamutu. The team working on amphibians and reptiles consisted of Paul Ouboter, Rawien Jairam and Cindyrella Kasanpawiro.
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