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Environmental risk assessment of wild ungulates: a review of risks, impacts and management
Wild ungulates inhabit diverse biomes and play crucial ecological roles, contributing to ecosystem dynamics and providing benefits to human society. However, their interactions with humans can also lead to conflicts, including vehicle collisions, disease transmission, and crop damage. Here, we condu
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