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Modelling distributions of large forest owls as a conservation tool in forest management: a case study from Victoria, Southeastern Australia.

Richard Loyn, Ed McNabb, Lioudmila Volodina, Rolf Peter Willig, Ian Newton, R. Kavanagh, Jorunn E. Olsen, Iain R. Taylor

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Key concepts: Geography, Forest management, Wildlife management, Forestry, Environmental resource management, Agroforestry, Ecology, Environmental science

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