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Evidence of wolf dispersal in anthropogenic habitats of the Polish Carpathian Mountains

2009-07-01

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In the course of their maturation, most young wolves leave their natal pack and disperse in search for mating partners, improved food availability and new territories. We investigated whether this dispersal is affected by anthropogenic infrastructure in a 5,000 km² area of the eastern region of the Polish Carpathian Mountains occupied by wolves. A radio-collared male wolf covered 230 km while dispersing through fo...

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DOI: 10.1007/s10531-009-9581-y

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