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Common species affects the utility of non‐invasive genetic monitoring of a cryptic endangered mammal: The bridled nailtail wallaby

2014-09-01

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Non‐invasive methods of monitoring wild populations (such as genotyping faeces or hair) are now widely used and advocated. The potential advantages of such methods over traditional direct monitoring (such as live capture) are that accuracy improves because sampling of non‐trappable individuals may be possible, species in difficult and remote terrain can be surveyed more efficiently, and disturbance to animals is m...

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Literature Corpus work: 01ebf512-586a-5e27-9d39-9273e5077028
DOI: 10.1111/aec.12124

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