Modelling mortality causes in longitudinal data in the presence of tag loss: application to raptor poisoning and electrocution

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@BARBARtkowski @a_sator @melf_ehlers @NABU_de @BfN_de Here's a collection of publications, some of which assess the relative importance of different drivers of bird mortality https://t.co/jbVf0s8mT8

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RT @JAppliedEcology: Mortality processes in longitudinal data/ Tavecchia et al http://t.co/M5OBMa3G #ecology

Mortality processes in longitudinal data/ Tavecchia et al http://t.co/M5OBMa3G #ecology

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