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Free-roaming dogs have been anecdotally reported to affect a wide range of native wildlife in Singapore. This thesis examined these claims by identifying their behaviour, circadian rhythm, home range, and habitat selection patterns through GPS and accelerometery data collected from 14 dogs studied i
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