Understanding movement data and movement processes: current and emerging directions.
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Lucas N Joppa | Dalia A. Conde | James S Clark | Robert S Schick | Scott R Loarie | Fernando Colchero | Benjamin D Best | Andre Boustany | Dalia A Conde | Patrick N Halpin | Catherine M McClellan | L. Joppa | S. Loarie | C. McClellan | A. Boustany | B. Best | P. Halpin | D. Conde | R. Schick | F. Colchero | Andre M. Boustany | J. Clark
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