An Analysis of Spatial Clustering and Implications for Wildlife Management: A Burrowing Owl Example

Author： Fisher Joshua Trulio Lynne Biging Gregory Chromczak Debra

ISSN： 0364-152X

Source： Environmental Management, Vol.39, Iss.3, 2007-03, pp. : 403-411

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