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オバフェミ・アヴォロヴォ大学におけるストローカラーフルーツバット (Eidolon helvum) の空間分布

Manuel Ndebele1,2, Mary Ebun Ajibola3, Suara AbdulAfeez3

  • 1Department of Geospatial Intelligence Zimbabwe National Geospatial and Space Agency Harare Zimbabwe.

Ecology and evolution
|September 2, 2025
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研究者らはナイジェリアの ストローカラーフルーツバット・ロースをマッピングし キャンパスの特定のエリアで 最も集まっていることを発見しました 保護活動では,Celtis zenkeriのような好ましい樹種の保護を優先すべきです.

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GIS についてカーネルの密度推定オバフェミ・アウォロウ大学寝る場所ストロー色のフルーツバット

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