A global assessment of the impact of scavengers in roadkill persistence.

There is a higher co-occurrence of scavenger species and road density in areas of Central Europe and North America, as well as many regions across the globe on a finer-scale. Scavenger species feeding on roads can be at higher risk of traffic incidents, therefore the ecosystem services they provide may be threatened. Trials of persistence time need to become more common place in monitoring studies.

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Date of creation 2024-09-17
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Metadata identifier 6856bbc7-bf31-50a7-9bf1-cf01db3d3247
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  1. 2022 IENE International Conference. Programme book. P.S. 7
  2. Num. 3
  3. pag. 62
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