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How well do buffer circles capture the ranging behaviours of territorial raptors?
As the world's human population increases, so does the competition for natural resources between humans and wildlife. This competition may be intense for apex predators, such as raptors, which generally require large natural areas in order to maintain their populations. Anthropogenic development wit...
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FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology
2021
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