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Movement Ecology|May 9, 2024

Methods for implementing integrated step-selection functions with incomplete dataDavid D Hofmann, Gabriele Cozzi, John Fieberg

Global Change Biology|May 3, 2024

Dispersal and connectivity in increasingly extreme climatic conditionsDavid D Hofmann, Dominik M Behr, John W McNutt, et al.

Landscape Ecology|March 21, 2023

A three-step approach for assessing landscape connectivity via simulated dispersal: African wild dog case studyDavid D Hofmann, Gabriele Cozzi, John W McNutt, et al.

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Movement Ecology|May 9, 2024

Methods for implementing integrated step-selection functions with incomplete dataDavid D Hofmann, Gabriele Cozzi, John Fieberg

Global Change Biology|May 3, 2024

Dispersal and connectivity in increasingly extreme climatic conditionsDavid D Hofmann, Dominik M Behr, John W McNutt, et al.

Landscape Ecology|March 21, 2023

A three-step approach for assessing landscape connectivity via simulated dispersal: African wild dog case studyDavid D Hofmann, Gabriele Cozzi, John W McNutt, et al.

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