Predator community and prey dynamics : a case study of roe deer and re-colonizing fox, lynx and wolf
The role of predation is a central question in ecology and population dynamics. In South-central Sweden, the predator community has gone through drastic changes over the last fifty years with the progressive recovery of three large predators: the fox (Vulpes vulpes), recovering after a sarcoptic m...
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SLU/Dept. of Ecology
2012
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