Fire history influences large‐herbivore behavior at circadian, seasonal, and successional scales

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@lfinnegal I second @JMNorthrup 's suggestion, but also, at least for elk, we found rapid movement between closed to open canopy at cerpuscular hours https://t.co/A9fX28phAh

Fire history influences large-herbivore behavior at circadian, seasonal, and successional scales. https://t.co/HB7oSDwgSD

Fire history influences large‐herbivore behavior at circadian, seasonal, and successional scales https://t.co/JbsSURsFOL

Elk respond to fuel treatments at multiple temporal and spatial scales. #WildlifeManagement #ODFW #RMEF https://t.co/IGXeSXZxZr

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