Global patterns of fragmentation and connectivity of mammalian carnivore habitat
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Kevin R Crooks | Luigi Boitani | Carlo Rondinini | David M Theobald | Christopher L Burdett | D. Theobald | L. Boitani | C. Rondinini | C. Burdett | K. Crooks
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