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Wolf visitations close to human residences in Finland: The role of age, residence density, and time of day

2016-06-01

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Large carnivorous mammals, such as the gray wolf (Canis lupus) have been recently expanding to human-dominated landscapes in many regions. Although wolves tend to avoid human infrastructure, visitations close to human residences might be unavoidable in territories that are highly fragmented by residential areas. House yard visits are of particular concern: according to the Finnish legislation, wolves that repeated...

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Literature Corpus work: 50ea41ed-05fa-5cef-96e8-a22d0a6fa9b5
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2016.03.025

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