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Landscape influence on dispersal of yearling male white‐tailed deer

2017-11-01

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Landscape features can alter the transfer phase of dispersal and dispersal‐mediated disease transmission and gene flow. The transfer phase is poorly understood, but improved understanding of landscape effects on dispersal distance and direction would allow better prediction and mitigation of disease spread and improved delineation of management zones. To investigate how ecological settings influence dispersal in w...

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9a9a639e-4ccb-59d8-a00b-95aa7e8ee22f
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10.1002/jwmg.21318
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