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Data from: Day versus night use of forest by red and roe deer as determined by Corine Land Cover and Copernicus Tree Cover Density: assessing use of geographic layers in movement ecology

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Authors: De Groeve, Johannes; Salvatori, Marco; van Loon, Emiel; De Baets, Bernard; Morellet, Nicolas; Focardi, Stefano; Bonnot, Nadège C; +10 Authors

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.7625970 , 10.5281/zenodo.7625969

Data from: Day versus night use of forest by red and roe deer as determined by Corine Land Cover and Copernicus Tree Cover Density: assessing use of geographic layers in movement ecology

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Reproduction Package Eurodeer paper n. 016 (RP016) Datasets and analysis scripts of Salvatori, De Groeve et al. (2022). Reference Salvatori M, De Groeve J, van Loon E, De Baets B, Morellet N, Focardi S, Bonnot NC, Gehr B, Griggio M, Heurich M, Kroeschel M, Licoppe A, Moorcroft PRM, Pedrotti L, Signer J, Van de Weghe N, & Cagnacci F (2022) Day versus night use of forest by red and roe deer as determined by Corine Land Cover and Copernicus Tree Cover Density: assessing use of geographic layers in movement ecology. Landscape Ecology, 37: 1453-1468

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