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An understanding of the status and abundance of species, their habitats, the threats and pressures they face, and the progress of work undertaken for their conservation is essential for effective project management and decision-making (Robinson et_al 2018; Hu et_al 2019; Stephenson and Stengel 2020). The aim of the research was therefore to conduct a case study in East Africa to answer the question: What are the taxonomic and geographic gaps and biases in the biodiversity data available for species considered priorities and how are they affecting conservation action? This region was selected as . . .
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