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Loss or redistribution? A better way of estimating regional changes in animal distribution and numbers caused by increased human activities

2024-09-08

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A differentiated understanding of how regional human activities affect the spatial distribution and numbers of animals within specific areas of interest is of great ecological importance. Estimating these effects from empirical data is challenging however, because human activities can affect animals in qualitatively different ways and on different spatial and temporal scales. In addition, spatio-temporal animal ab...

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727ebffe-0095-5a81-a01f-24ef541978b4
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10.1101/2024.09.04.611199
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