The extra mile: Ungulate migration distance alters the use of seasonal range and exposure to anthropogenic risk

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RT @wyokauffman: Long-distance migrants spend more time migrating, and less time on winter range. Big differences in new paper: https://t.c…

RT @wyokauffman: Long-distance migrants spend more time migrating, and less time on winter range. Big differences in new paper: https://t.c…

RT @richardmgarrett: Nutritional benefits (for ungulates are) associated with migration https://t.co/OOMMgaJPWN

RT @richardmgarrett: Nutritional benefits (for ungulates are) associated with migration https://t.co/OOMMgaJPWN

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