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Ecological traits explain wild felid responses to human-modified landscapes in Brazil: an open-data approach for conservation

2025-05-13

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Understanding how wild felids respond to human-modified landscapes is critical for designing effective conservation strategies, yet comparative assessments across species remain scarce in tropical regions. Here, we assess the habitat selection and road sensitivity of nine wild felid species in Brazil using an integrative and scalable framework based entirely on open-access data. We compiled over 14,000 cleaned occ...

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Literature Corpus work: 1e0621b8-4d34-585f-a0e3-af1e8c7fdb12
DOI: 10.32942/x25p9g

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