Female elk contacts are neither frequency nor density dependent. (Q51182078)

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title

Female elk contacts are neither frequency nor density dependent. (English)

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author

Paul Cross

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Kezia R. Manlove

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K Manlove

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T G Creech

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M R Ebinger

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K Irvine

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J Henningsen

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J Rogerson

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B M Scurlock

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S Creel

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

1 September 2013

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number of pages

11

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Ecology

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volume

94

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page(s)

2076-2086

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issue

9

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A Generalized Model of Parasitoid, Venereal, and Vector-Based Transmission Processes

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Identifiers

DOI

10.1890/12-2086.1

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PubMed ID

24279278

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