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Predictors of female American black bear body mass in an anthropogenic landscape

2024-05-01

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Anthropogenic pressure, such as urbanization and habitat loss, can wield many effects on wildlife that radiate through ecosystems. Large carnivores tend to experience these effects more severely than other species, diminishing their viability and altering ecosystem function by suppressing their role as an apex predator. Yet opportunistic carnivores that rely on an omnivorous diet can sometimes take advantage of an...

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40e39658-eb49-54b2-8720-6b537ee3478c
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10.1002/jwmg.22577
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