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Predicting spatial and seasonal patterns of wildlife-vehicle collisions in high-risk areas

2021-01-19

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<h4>Context</h4> Vehicle collisions with wildlife can injure or kill animals, threaten human safety, and threaten the viability of rare species. This has led to a focus in road-ecology research on identifying the key predictors of ‘road-kill’ risk, with the goal of guiding management to mitigate its impact. However, because of the complex and context-dependent nature of the causes of risk exposure, modelling road...

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99552b4c-b8c3-51b4-b293-924105c6132e
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10.1101/2021.01.17.427044
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