Prediction of sites with a high probability of wild mammal roadkill using a favourability function
Roads are one of the main causes of loss of biodiversity, with roadkill one of the main causes of mortality. The aim of this research was to identify sites with a high probability of roadkill of medium and large mammals, and the environmental variables that would explain it. We used the favourabilit...
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2021
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