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A quantitative narrative on movement, disease and patch exploitation in nesting agent groups

2019-10-03

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Animal relocation data has recently become considerably more ubiquitous, finely structured (collection frequencies measured in minutes) and co-variate rich (physiology of individuals, environmental and landscape information, and accelerometer data). To better understand the impacts of ecological interactions, individual movement and disease on global change ecology, including wildlife management and conservation,...

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Literature Corpus work: b7802793-2491-5c4a-a53b-6177e4b10f0f
DOI: 10.1101/791400

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