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<b>Continental-scale Concentration of Bear Sightings in Active Mountain Belts: Europe, North America, and Japan</b>
This study evaluates whether bear occurrences (genus Ursus) show consistent spatial concentration within active continental mountain belts across Europe, North America, and Japan, and evaluates whether this pattern represents a general biogeographic rule. Our geographical scope focuses
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