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Accounting for spatial heterogeneity in trapping pressure and its impact on population dynamics of sympatric pine and stone martens
Abstract Context The consequences of human exploitation of animal populations remain poorly understood, particularly for populations experiencing spatially-varying harvesting intensity and exposure. If unaccounted for, this heterogeneity may lead to inappropriate harvesting policies. Methods We deve
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