A survey of species sold in bushmeat markets in West and Central Africa, specifically the Cross-Sanaga rivers region in Cameroon and Nigeria, was used to “detect wildlife patterns” in the region (FA et al. Market groups were identified by the species sold, and mapped according to the distribution of threatened species in that area. Eight geographically distinct market groups were identified with most being sold in proximity to two national parks, Korup National Park in Cameroon and Cross River in Nigeria.