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New laboratories for the Serengeti Research Institute (Fig. 1) are about to be inaugurated by the President of Tanzania, Dr Julius Nyerere. This will be an important occasion for the study of ecology and for the future rational management of the Tanzania National Parks, and the article which follows surveys the scope of the institute's research programme.
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LAMPREY, H., KRUUK, H. & NORTON-GRIFFITHS, M. Research in the Serengeti. Nature 230, 497–499 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1038/230497a0
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