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Deer density drives habitat use of establishing wolves in the Western European Alps

2020-05-01

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The return of top carnivores to their historical range triggers conflicts with the interests of different stakeholder groups. Anticipating such conflicts is key to appropriate conservation management, which calls for reliable spatial predictions of future carnivore occurrence. Previous models have assessed general habitat suitability for wolves, but the factors driving the settlement of dispersing individuals rema...

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Literature Corpus work: 81d69505-8248-520a-9555-8bba05b05a97
DOI: 10.1111/1365-2664.13609

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