Does Plan B work? Home range estimations from stored on board and transmitted data sets produced by GPS-telemetry in the Colombian Amazon.
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Dolors Armenteras | Jaime A Cabrera | Eduardo Molina | Tania González | D. Armenteras | T. González | E. Molina | Jaime A Cabrera
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