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Identifying Suitable Areas for Common Bottlenose Dolphins in Anthropized Waters

2022-01-18

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Understanding the processes that determine the occurrence of species, especially for those exposed to human activities, is the key to appropriate management. Despite Tursiops truncatus being well-studied worldwide, information about transient groups of this common bottlenose dolphins and how groups are exposed to human activities is lacking. Here, we modelled and mapped how the environment and human activities dri...

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Literature Corpus work: 746567e4-24e1-5536-bf4e-53ea8c3d2171
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1250927/v1

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