Addressing Challenges in the Application of Animal Movement Ecology to Aquatic Conservation and Management
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Steven J. Cooke | Matthew B. Ogburn | Frederick G. Whoriskey | A.-L. Harrison | J. Mills Flemming | S. Cooke | L. Torres | F. Whoriskey | Autumn-Lynn Harrison | Leigh G. Torres | Joanna E. Mills Flemming | M. Ogburn
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