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  5. Using Geographic Profiling as a Tool to Identify Areas of High Risk of Human-Wildlife Conflict: a Case Study on Panthera tigris sumatrae.

Using Geographic Profiling as a Tool to Identify Areas of High Risk of Human-Wildlife Conflict: a Case Study on Panthera tigris sumatrae.

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Master's dissertation
Creator (person)
Helvin, Stina
Date published
2023
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Priority 2: Trait Diversity and Function
Publisher
Queen Mary, University of London
Official URL
https://doi.org/10.34885/jr2j-pr20
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10.34885/jr2j-pr20
Keywords
Panthera tigris sumatrae
Human-wildlife conflict
Direct process mixture
Resource distribution
Conservation management plan
Geographic profiling
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Dissertation submitted for the degree of Master of Science in Biodiversity and Conservation awarded by Queen Mary, University of London. © The Author. All rights reserved. Any reference to this work should be properly acknowledged, including a citation with full bibliographic details and the URL/DOI.
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