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Road rage: impacts of a major highway on wildlife in India’s largest tiger reserve

2023-10-03

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Roads passing through protected areas are a major barrier to wildlife movement, their spatiotemporal activity patterns, species interactions and habitat use. Roads can thus impact larger ecological processes, with long term consequences for ecosystems. Varying intensities of traffic movement at different hours of the day can varyingly impact mammal occurrence and consequently, influence animal behaviour with long...

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Literature Corpus work: 0ae44ea3-71ab-5826-8e2a-d568313ab235
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3381468/v1

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