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Road will ruin Serengeti.

Andrew P Dobson, Markus Borner, Anthony R E Sinclair, Peter J Hudson, T Michael Anderson, Gerald Bigurube, Tim B B Davenport, James Deutsch, Sarah M Durant, Richard D Estes, Anna B Estes, John Fryxell, Charles Foley, Michelle E Gadd, Dan Haydon, Ricardo Holdo, Robert D Holt, Katherine Homewood, J Grant C Hopcraft, Ray Hilborn, George L K Jambiya, M Karen Laurenson, Lota Melamari, Alais Ole Morindat, Joseph O Ogutu, George Schaller, and Eric Wolanski

Nature 467(7313):272-3 (2010) PMID 20844519

DOI: 10.1038/467272a
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