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Investigating the movement of free-ranging rural dogs (Canis familiaris) in an area of the Cerrado hotspot, brazil

2024-12-06

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The impacts of free-ranging rural dogs on wildlife conservation, including predation and disease transmission, vary by context, highlighting the need to assess their specific effects. This study examines the home range and native habitat use of dogs within a protected area and fragments of the Cerrado biome. We monitored 105 dogs using GPS collars over two months. Home ranges were estimated using the 95% autocorre...

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Literature Corpus work: 2aa771fb-95d0-535d-bd31-f6646b79eb33
DOI: 10.22541/au.173347044.42308519/v1

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