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PATRICIA MARSHALL

There is plenty of cover in these places for deer and civet cats. There are also a number of exotic wild birds, that would increase if left unmolested. The Sai Kung peninsula and the area above Plover Cove are also beautiful areas which it is hoped will never be used for building. It is for the people of Hong Kong to act in a responsible manner to themselves and to future generations to ensure that a little of the natural beauty and at least some of the native mammals of Hong Kong are conserved.

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REFERENCES

Allen, G. M. (1938) The Mammals of China and Mongolia published by American Museum of Natural History, New York.

Balfour, S. F. (1940-1941) “Hong Kong before the British”, Tien Hsia Vol. XI, No. 4 pp. 330-352 and No. 5 pp. 440-464.

Grant, C. J. (1962) The Soils and Agriculture of Hong Kong. published by the Hong Kong Government Printer, pp 136-138.

Herklots, G. A. C. (1951) The Hong Kong Countryside, printed by the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong.

Marshall P. M. and Phillips, J. G. (1965) "Plans for Conserving the Wild life of Hong Kong," "Oryx” (Journal of the Fauna Preservation Society) Vol. VIII No. 2 pp 107-112.

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18 PATRICIA MARSHALL There is plenty of cover in these places for deer and civet cats. There are also a number of exotic wild birds, that would increase if left unmolested. The Sai Kung peninsula and the area above Plover Cove are also beautiful areas which it is hoped will never be used for building. It is for the people of Hong Kong to act in a responsible manner to themselves and to future generations to ensure that a little of the natural beauty and at least some of the native mammals of Hong Kong are conserved. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. REFERENCES Allen, G. M. (1938) The Mammals of China and Mongolia published by American Museum of Natural History, New York. Balfour, S. F. (1940-1941) “Hong Kong before the British”, Tien Hsia Vol. XI, No. 4 pp. 330-352 and No. 5 pp. 440-464. Grant, C. J. (1962) The Soils and Agriculture of Hong Kong. published by the Hong Kong Government Printer, pp 136-138. Herklots, G. A. C. (1951) The Hong Kong Countryside, printed by the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong. Marshall P. M. and Phillips, J. G. (1965) "Plans for Conserving the Wild life of Hong Kong," "Oryx” (Journal of the Fauna Preservation Society) Vol. VIII No. 2 pp 107-112.
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18 PATRICIA MARSHALL There is plenty of cover in these places for deer and civet cats. There are also a number of exotic wild birds, that would increase if left unmolested. The Sai Kung peninsula and the area above Plover Cove are also beautiful areas which it is hoped will never be used for building. It is for the people of Hong Kong to act in a responsible manner to themselves and to future generations to ensure that a little of the natural beauty and at least some of the native mammals of Hong Kong are conserved. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. REFERENCES Allen, G. M. (1938) The Mammals of China and Mongolia published by American Museum of Natural History, New York. Balfour, S. F. (1940-1941) “Hong Kong before the British”, Tien Hsia Vol. XI, No. 4 pp. 330-352 and No. 5 pp. 440-464. Grant, C. J. (1962) The Soils and Agriculture of Hong Kong. published by the Hong Kong Government Printer, pp 136-138. Herklots, G. A. C. (1951) The Hong Kong Countryside, printed by the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong. Marshall P. M. and Phillips, J. G. (1965) "Plans for Conserving the Wild life of Hong Kong," "Oryx” (Journal of the Fauna Preservation Society) Vol. VIII No. 2 pp 107-112.
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PATRICIA MARSHALL

There is plenty of cover in these places for deer and civet cats. There are also a number of exotic wild birds, that would increase if left unmolested. The Sai Kung peninsula and the area above Plover Cove are also beautiful areas which it is hoped will never be used for building. It is for the people of Hong Kong to act in a responsible manner to themselves and to future generations to ensure that a little of the natural beauty and at least some of the native mammals of Hong Kong are conserved.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

REFERENCES

Allen, G. M. (1938) The Mammals of China and Mongolia published by American Museum of Natural History, New York.

Balfour, S. F. (1940-1941) “Hong Kong before the British”, Tien Hsia Vol. XI, No. 4 pp. 330-352 and No. 5 pp. 440-464.

Grant, C. J. (1962) The Soils and Agriculture of Hong Kong. published by the Hong Kong Government Printer, pp 136-138.

Herklots, G. A. C. (1951) The Hong Kong Countryside, printed by the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong.

Marshall P. M. and Phillips, J. G. (1965) "Plans for Conserving the Wild life of Hong Kong," "Oryx” (Journal of the Fauna Preservation Society) Vol. VIII No. 2 pp 107-112.

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