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Monitoring methods influence native predator detectability and inferred occupancy responses to introduced carnivore management

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posted on 2024-06-14, 22:48 authored by Tim S Jessop, Graeme R Gillespie
Monitoring methods influence native predator detectability and inferred occupancy responses to introduced carnivore management

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Wildlife Research

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Melbourne, Vic.

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1035-3712

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1448-5494

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English

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C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

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CSIRO Publishing

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    AUSTRALIAbiodiversity monitoringdetection method evaluationdetection probabilityEcologyEnvironmental Sciences & EcologyFOX CONTROLIMPACTlace monitorlethal fox baitingLife Sciences & Biomedicinemanagement inferenceMESOPREDATOR RELEASEMULTIPLERED FOXREPTILESScience & Technologysite occupancySITE OCCUPANCYSPATIAL ECOLOGYVaranus variusVULPES-VULPESZoologySchool of Life and Environmental SciencesCentre for Integrative EcologyFaculty of Science Engineering and Built Environment

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