Socio-economic and cultural drivers of the use of Goliath frogs in Cameroon
Authors:
- Sedrick Junior TsekaneSTSedrick Junior Tsekane
- Marvin SchäferMSMarvin Schäfer
- Legrand Nono GonwouoLGLegrand Nono Gonwouo
- Johannes PennerJPJohannes Penner
- Ekwoge Enang AbweEAEkwoge Enang Abwe
- Bethan J MorganBMBethan J Morgan
- Mark-Oliver RödelMRMark-Oliver Rödel
- Maurice TindoMTMaurice Tindo
- Martin KenneMKMartin Kenne
- 2 January 2026
- journal article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in African Journal of Herpetology
- Vol. 75 (1) , 52-86
Abstract
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