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Co-occurrence patterns and habitat selection of the mountain hare, European hare, and European rabbit in urban areas of Sweden

2022-05-04

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Assessing the underlying mechanisms of co-occurrence patterns can be challenging as biotic and abiotic causations are hard to disentangle. To date, few studies have investigated co-occurrence patterns within urban areas that constitute novel habitat to numerous wildlife species. Moreover, as urban areas expand and are increasingly used as habitat by wildlife, there is a need for a better understanding of urban eco...

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Literature Corpus work: 7dd5b800-e01e-52c0-a1c5-25424945e9b6
DOI: 10.1101/2022.05.03.490451

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