Using spatial characteristics of apex carnivore communication and reproductive behaviors to predict responses to future human development
Veronica Yovovich(University of California, Santa Cruz), Christopher C. Wilmers(University of California, Santa Cruz), Maximilian L. Allen(Illinois Department of Natural Resources), Luke Macaulay(University of California, Berkeley)
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