The spatial and behavioral ecology of human-elephant conflict
Hahn, Nathan Ravi, author; Wittemyer, George, advisor; Webb, Colleen, committee member; Reed, Sarah, committee member; Dinerstein, Eric, committee member;
The spatial and behavioral ecology of human-elephant conflict
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GPS tracking, conservation technology, African elephant, movement ecology, human-elephant conflict, human-wildlife conflict
GPS tracking, conservation technology, African elephant, movement ecology, human-elephant conflict, human-wildlife conflict
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