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Spatial covariation between wild boars and other mammals in peri-urban landscapes: insights for management from southern France

2025-05-29

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Global urbanization is rapidly increasing, transforming ecosystems and favoring generalist species that adapt to human-modified environments. The wild boar, a highly adaptable species, is expanding its range and increasingly observed in urban and peri-urban areas, where it can cause accidents, damage, and health concerns. To mitigate their presence, non-lethal control strategies such as vegetation clearing in peri...

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Literature Corpus work: 605d838b-2dd0-5f17-a69b-ecc0a8d9d614
DOI: 10.1101/2025.05.26.656147

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