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Experimental Tests of Nonsurgical Reproductive Inhibitors to Prevent Coyote Reproduction
Sterilization is an effective nonlethal tool to reduce livestock depredation by coyotes (Canis latrans) because adults without pups to provision are less likely to kill livestock. Surgical sterilization is costly and invasive, so identifying non-surgical methods for canids that allows wide-scale app
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