Using Fractal Analyses to Characterize Movement Paths of White-Tailed Deer and Response to Spatial Scale
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Samuel K. Riffell | Stephen Demarais | Stephen L. Webb | Kenneth L. Gee | S. Riffell | K. Gee | S. Demarais
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