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Influence of anthropogenic light on puma road crossing movement

2022-10-31

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Wildlife may be attracted or repelled by anthropogenic stimuli – by understanding these responses we gain powerful tools to modify their behavior. Anthropogenic lighting is ubiquitous but little is known about how it influences carnivores. We focused on pumas ( Puma concolor ) living around Los Angeles, California for which vehicular collision is an important source of mortality. We used GPS collars to track thei...

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Literature Corpus work: 357c9d91-0ca6-580b-a452-bd57b034320c
DOI: 10.1101/2022.10.28.514303

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