Do cities represent sources, sinks or isolated islands for urban wild boar population structure? (Q57005620)

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Mike Heddergott

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Milena Stillfried

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Jörns Fickel

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Konstantin Börner

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Ulrich Wittstatt

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Sylvia Ortmann

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Alain C. Frantz

Journal of Applied Ecology

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12 September 2016

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54

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272-281

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