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Little owls in big landscapes: Informing conservation using multi-level resource selection functions

2018-12-01

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Habitat models are fundamental tools for designing evidence-based conservation measures, particularly for locating sites with high potential for promoting a species' recolonisation and occupancy. However, it remains challenging to respond to both the need for large-scale general rules, and for fine-scale information concurrently. Multi-level habitat models provide all-in-one surfaces that explicitly account for co...

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Literature Corpus work: 1b2ac169-257e-5511-a0ed-4bc37dfc5f21
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2018.09.032

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