The home-range concept: are traditional estimators still relevant with modern telemetry technology?
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Francesca Cagnacci | Jason Matthiopoulos | John Fieberg | Jean-Michel Gaillard | Paul R Moorcroft | Michael S Mitchell | John G Kie | Roger A Powell | J. Gaillard | J. Fieberg | P. Moorcroft | F. Cagnacci | R. Powell | M. S. Mitchell | J. Kie | Jason Matthiopoulos
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