Interpreting Resource Selection at Different Scales for Woodland Caribou in Winter
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K. Parker | D. Gustine | D. Heard | R. Lay | M. Gillingham | DOUGLAS C. HEARD | DAVID D. GUSTINE | KATHERINE L. PARKER | ROBERTA J. LAY | MICHAEL P. GILLINGHAM | Roberta J. Lay
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