Current Trends in Wildlife Research

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Chapter 1 Trends in Wildlife Research: A Bibliometric Approach
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Chapter 2 Wildlife Demography: Population Processes, Analytical Tools and Management Applications
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Chapter 3 Research Priorities and Trends in Infections Shared with Wildlife
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Chapter 4 Wildlife Habitat Requirements: Concepts and Research Approaches
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Chapter 5 Effects of Renewable Energy Production and Infrastructure on Wildlife
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Chapter 6 An Overview of Recent Trends in Wildlife Ecotoxicology
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Chapter 7 New Developments in the Study of Species Distribution
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Chapter 8 Progresses and Controversies in Invasion Biology
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Chapter 9 High-Throughput DNA Sequencing and the Next Generation of Molecular Markers in Wildlife Research
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Chapter 10 Meat from the Wild: Extractive Uses of Wildlife and Alternatives for Sustainability
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Chapter 11 Conservation Conflicts: Future Research Challenges
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Chapter 12 Wildlife Research: Towards a Better Coexistence Between People and Wildlife

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