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Landscape change shifts competitive dynamics between declining at-risk wolverines and range-expanding coyotes, compelling a new conservation focus

2022-02-01

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Conservation actions need to target ecological mechanisms of species declines to be effective, but these mechanisms are often opaque. Shifting balance of competition is one pathway to species declines. Competitive coexistence is maintained only where competitive pressures balance across space. As resources change and new resources are introduced or disappear across landscapes, so should competition outcomes. We te...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2021.109435

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