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Using Penrose distance to identify potential risk of wildlife-vehicle collisions

2008-04-01

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Knowledge of the relationship between wildlife and roads is important for management of wildlife-vehicle collisions, which represent a serious threat to many wildlife populations and to human life and property. Effective reduction of these threats requires identification of variables influencing collision locations, and the use of these variables in spatially-explicit predictive models. We used Penrose distance mo...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2008.02.011

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