Dr. Murielle Majiteu is a researcher in ecology and conservation science with a focus on wildlife trade, biodiversity conservation, and mammalian functional diversity in African ecosystems. Her scholarly record comprises 2 research documents, which have received 1 citation, resulting in an h-index of 1, reflecting emerging academic impact. Her work addresses critical conservation challenges through empirical analysis of species exploitation and ecological drivers shaping biodiversity patterns. Notably, her studies examine the dynamics and conservation implications of wild animal trade in Cameroon and investigate environmental and anthropogenic factors influencing mammalian functional diversity in protected areas such as Bénoué National Park. Through publication in reputable international journals, her research contributes evidence-based insights to conservation planning, sustainable wildlife management, and biodiversity policy development, particularly in the context of tropical ecosystems under increasing human pressure.