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Modelling Eurasian lynx populations in Western Europe: What prospects for the next 50 years?

2021-10-24

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Persistence of populations may be uncertain for large carnivore species, especially for those established in human-dominated landscapes. Here, we studied the Eurasian lynx in Western Europe established in the Upper Rhine meta-population (i.e., Jura, Vosges-Palatinian and Black Forest populations) and the Alpine population. These populations are currently considered endangered or critically endangered due to high a...

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DOI: 10.1101/2021.10.22.465393

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