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Public Geospatial Datasets as an Approach to Maximizing Efficiency in the Collection of Site Covariates in Wildlife–Vehicle Collision Studies
Wildlife–vehicle collisions (WVCs) are a major research focus because of increasing human health and safety concerns and the potential for biological impacts on wildlife. A key component of both understanding the causes of WVCs and designing mitigation measures is the collection and analysis of envi
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