Scale Dependent Behavioral Responses to Human Development by a Large Predator, the Puma
Christopher C. Wilmers(University of California, Santa Cruz), Terrie M. Williams(University of California System), Joe Kermish-Wells(University of California, Santa Cruz), Maximilian L. Allen(Illinois Department of Natural Resources), Yasaman N. Shakeri(University of California, Santa Cruz), Barry A. Nickel(University of California, Santa Cruz), Veronica Yovovich(University of California, Santa Cruz), Yiwei Wang(University of California, Santa Cruz), Paul Houghtaling(University of California, Santa Cruz)
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