• Non-native small mammal species in the South African pet trade 

  Shivambu, N.; Shivambu, T.C.; Downs, C.T. (2021)

  Non-native small mammals are amongst the most popular species traded as pets around the world. Some of these mammals have become invasive through various pet trade releases and escapees in most countries. In South Africa, ...

• Using µCT in live larvae of a large wood-boring beetle to study tracheal oxygen supply during development 

  Lehmann, P.; Javal, M.; Du Plessis, A.; Terblanche, J.S. (2021)

  How respiratory structures vary with, or are constrained by, an animal's environment is of central importance to diverse evolutionary and comparative physiology hypotheses. To date, quantifying insect respiratory structures ...

• Observations of infanticide and cannibalism from four species of cordylid lizard (Squamata: Cordylidae) in captivity and the wild 

  van Blerk, D.; Reissig, J.; Riley, J.L.; Measey, J.; Baxter-Gilbert, J. (2021)

• The western conifer-seed bug Leptoglossus occidentalis discovered in the Western Cape Province of South Africa 

  Giliomee, J.H.; Rayner, J. (2021)

• Benefits of water-related ecological infrastructure investments to support sustainable land-use: a review of evidence from critically water-stressed catchments in South Africa 

  Rebelo, A.J.; Holden, P.B.; Esler, K.; New, M.G. (2021)

  Investments to promote sustainable land-use within critical river catchment areas are often undertaken to provide benefits to society. Investments generally aim to protect or restore ecological infrastructure—the underlying ...

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