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Conservation detection dogs: A critical review of efficacy and methodology

2023-02-25

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1. Conservation detection dogs (CDD) use their exceptional olfactory abilities to assist a range of conservation projects. CDD are generally quicker, can cover wider areas, and find more samples than humans and other analytical tools. However, their efficacy varies between studies; methodological standardisation in the field is lacking. Considering the cost of deploying a CDD team and the limited financial resourc...

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10.22541/au.167733952.25607068/v1
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