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Camera traps as sensor networks for space-time exploration of terrestrial mammal communities
Most of the conservation issues which ecologists are called on to help resolve are essentially about ecological communities. Camera trapping technology has led to a surge in the collection of large ecological datasets, which provides an unmissable opportunity to attain deeper knowledge of animal com...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2019
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