Roads do not increase carrion use by a vertebrate scavenging community

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RT @globalwild_cc: Maps on Monday! Do #scavengers find #carrion more quickly along roads vs woods? Hill et al. 2018 placed carcasses& camer…

Maps on Monday! Do #scavengers find #carrion more quickly along roads vs woods? Hill et al. 2018 placed carcasses& camera @ roads, power lines& forest. Interestingly there was no difference between arrival, proportion consumed, or species divers…

Maps on Monday!: Today we're looking back on a map of our #scavenging study in #SouthCarolina! Surprisingly, there was no difference in the proportion of carcasses scavenged or scavenger arrival time along roads, power line clearings & forest interi…

RT @lexiebrew: Can't believe it's taken this long to quantify these results! Really great work https://t.co/kqAF1CjzeN

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