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Evaluating the sensitivity of raptors to wind turbine collisions: An integrative approach based on GPS tracking
Abstract Wind energy development leads to an increased mortality of birds due to collisions with wind turbines, especially in raptors. To assess the sensitivity of different bird species to wind turbine collisions, predict collision risk and identify effective mitigation measures, detailed informati
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