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Modelling the effects of leaky predator-exclusion fences and their surrounding halo

https://doi.org/10.1101/737924
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Antipredator behaviour of a native marsupial is relaxed when mammalian predators are excluded
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Mini Safe Havens for population recovery and reintroductions ‘beyond-the-fence’
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Islands in the sky – could complex topography help us rewild beyond the fence?
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No mammal recovery from feral cat experimental exclusion trials in Kakadu National Park
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Assessing the benefits of integrated introduced predator management for recovery of native predators
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