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Efficiently locating conservation boundaries: Searching for the Tasmanian devil facial tumour disease front

2009-07-01

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Conservation management actions and decisions are often defined by the location of ecological boundaries, for example, the present range of invasive or threatened species. The position of these boundaries can be cryptic, and managers must therefore directly sample sites, an expensive and time-consuming process. While accurate boundary location techniques have been considered by ecological theorists, the issue of c...

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Literature Corpus work: e963eb49-198a-540d-8d52-f88ea2f279ec
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2009.01.029

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