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Reserve size and anthropogenic disturbance affect the density of an African leopard (Panthera pardus) meta-population

2018-12-10

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Determining correlates of density for large carnivores is important to understand their ecological requirements and develop conservation strategies. Of the several earlier density studies conducted, few were done at a scale that allows inference about the correlates of density over heterogeneous landscapes. We deployed 164 camera trap stations covering ~2500 km2 across five distinct habitats in the Udzungwa Mounta...

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Literature Corpus work: 54eb571f-40bd-5201-99a8-1cab9fb38644
DOI: 10.1101/492462

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