From Fine-Scale Foraging to Home Ranges: A Semivariance Approach to Identifying Movement Modes across Spatiotemporal Scales
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Peter Leimgruber | Christen H. Fleming | Justin M. Calabrese | William F. Fagan | Kirk A. Olson | Thomas Mueller | J. Calabrese | C. Fleming | P. Leimgruber | W. Fagan | T. Mueller | K. Olson
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