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Hunting and human disturbance affect red deer activity more than natural predators in a human-dominated landscape

2025-10-30

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Across Europe, landscapes where large carnivores, large herbivores, and human communities coexist are expanding, reflecting the widespread recovery of large mammal populations in recent decades. The influence of top-down effects of wolves on large herbivores has been extensively studied in areas with relatively little anthropogenic disturbance, but less is known about their effect in human-dominated landscapes. We...

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Literature Corpus work: 992531c5-9c1d-5f09-a2a5-f9667a3fa17a
DOI: 10.22541/au.176131097.78548618/v2

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