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Three's Company: Anthropogenic factors shape co-occurrence in a meso-carnivore community in a semi-arid shared landscape of western India

2024-04-06

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1. Human modification of natural landscapes accelerates species extinctions, promotes biological invasions, coerce range shifts, and restructure biotic communities. Mammalian meso-carnivores, considered sentinels of human-use landscapes, may experience increased mortality through road collisions and interactions with free-ranging dogs. Yet they may also benefit through resource subsidisation and decreased competit...

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Literature Corpus work: 4105c467-dc8f-5920-bdf5-434d422c4606
DOI: 10.1101/2024.04.04.588082

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