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The threat of terrestrial predators to mainland penguin colonies: searching for sustainable solutions
Anthropogenic activities including overexploitation of natural resources and the transformation of natural habitat have disturbed ecological systems and are increasingly challenging the natural persistence, movement, and interactions of wildlife populations. On the Cape Peninsula in South Africa, al...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2023
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