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Facilitation of a free-roaming apex predator in working lands: evaluating factors that influence leopard spatial dynamics and prey availability in a South African biodiversity hotspot
animal-behaviorbiodiversity-conservationhabitat-fragmentationhuman-wildlife-conflictlandscape-ecology
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