Designing studies of predation risk for improved inference in carnivore-ungulate systems
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Mark A. Ditmer | Laura R. Prugh | Peter J. Mahoney | Robert A. Montgomery | Kelly J. Sivy | Taylor R. Ganz | Madelon van de Kerk | Sophie L. Gilbert | R. Montgomery | M. Ditmer | S. Gilbert | L. Prugh | P. Mahoney | M. V. D. Kerk | M. Kerk | T. R. Ganz
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