Challenges and science-based implications for modern management and conservation of European ungulate populations
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A. Mysterud | J. Gaillard | M. Heurich | F. Cagnacci | C. Rolandsen | P. Kjellander | R. Kowalczyk | K. Schmidt | G. Kerley | J. Milner | T. Sipko | T. Borowik | M. Apollonio | B. Pokorny | J. Ozoliņš | Rauno Veeroja | M. Hayward | J. Borkowski | F. Ferretti | W. Peters | D. Panchenko | T. Podgórski | A. Danilkin | V. Belkin | V. Ruusila | O. Borodin | Peter I. Danilov | Andrey Faybich | Pavel Heshtaut | Aliaxandr Hurynovich | Alexander Kashtalyan | A. Kozorez | Sergey P. Matveytchuk | P. Velihurau | G. Yanuta | S. Matveytchuk | P. Heshtaut
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