Automated broadcast of a predator call did not reduce predation pressure by Sugar Gliders on birds

Giselle Owens(Australian National University), Dejan Stojanović(Australian National University), Sam Eyles(Institute of Automation), Robert Heinsohn(Australian National University)
Ecological Management & Restoration
August 9, 2020
10.1111/emr.12423
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