Mammals show faster recovery from capture and tagging in human-disturbed landscapes.
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@article{allodium:10.1038/s41467-024-52381-8,
title = {Mammals show faster recovery from capture and tagging in human-disturbed landscapes.},
author = {Stiegler J and Gallagher CA and Hering R and Müller T and Tucker M and Apollonio M and Arnold J and Barker NA and Barthel L and Bassano B and Beest FMV and Belant JL and Berger A and Beyer DE Jr and Bidner LR and Blake S and Börner K and Brivio F and Brogi R and Buuveibaatar B and Cagnacci F and Dekker J and Dentinger J and Duľa M and Duquette JF and Eccard JA and Evans MN and Ferguson AW and Fichtel C and Ford AT and Fowler NL and Gehr B and Getz WM and Goheen JR and Goossens B and Grignolio S and Haugaard L and Hauptfleisch M and Heim M and Heurich M and Hewison MAJ and Isbell LA and Janssen R and Jarnemo A and Jeltsch F and Miloš J and Kaczensky P and Kamiński T and Kappeler P and Kasper K and Kautz TM and Kimmig S and Kjellander P and Kowalczyk R and Kramer-Schadt S and Kröschel M and Krop-Benesch A and Linderoth P and Lobas C and Lokeny P and Lührs ML and Matsushima SS and McDonough MM and Melzheimer J and Morellet N and Ngatia DK and Obermair L and Olson KA and Patanant KC and Payne JC and Petroelje TR and Pina M and Piqué J and Premier J and Pufelski J and Pyritz L and Ramanzin M and Roeleke M and Rolandsen CM and Saïd S and Sandfort R and Schmidt K and Schmidt NM and Scholz C and Schubert N and Selva N and Sergiel A and Serieys LEK and Silovský V and Slotow R and Sönnichsen L and Solberg EJ and Stelvig M and Street GM and Sunde P and Svoboda NJ and Thaker M and Tomowski M and Ullmann W and Vanak AT and Wachter B and Webb SL and Wilmers CC and Zieba F and Zwijacz-Kozica T and Blaum N},
year = {2024},
journal = {Nature communications},
doi = {10.1038/s41467-024-52381-8},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-024-52381-8}
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