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Text books on Wild Boar and Feral Pigs
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Goulding M.J. (2003) Wild boar in Britain. Whittet Books, Ltd. Suffolk.
Mayer J.J. and Lehr Brisbin I. (1991) Wild Pigs of the United States. Their History, Morphology and Current Status. University of Georgia Press.
Porter V. (1993) Pigs, A handbook to the Breeds of the World. Helm. Information
Tisdell C.A. (1982) Wild Pigs: Environmental Pest or Economic Resource. Pergamon Press