Eurasian lynx natal den site and maternal home-range selection in multi-use landscapes of Norway

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Intensity of space use reveals conditional sex-specific effects of prey and conspecific density on home range size.

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Eurasian lynx natal den site and maternal home-range selection in multi-use landscapes of Norway

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J. D. C. Linnell

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J. Odden

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R. A. Briers

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S. White

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Y. Bouyer

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