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Using individual‐based modelling to anticipate future conflict potential for expanding European bison populations
1. Recent recoveries of European megafauna provide opportunities for restoring these species more widely across their historical ranges. However, as their populations grow and expand into more human-dominated landscapes, conflicts with people will increasingly challenge human-megafauna coexistence.
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