Complex interactions among mammalian carnivores in Australia, and their implications for wildlife management
@article{Glen2005ComplexIA, title={Complex interactions among mammalian carnivores in Australia, and their implications for wildlife management}, author={A. S. Glen and C. Dickman}, journal={Biological Reviews}, year={2005}, volume={80} }
Mammalian carnivore populations are often intensively managed, either because the carnivore in question is endangered, or because it is viewed as a pest and is subjected to control measures, or both. Most management programmes treat carnivore species in isolation. However, there is a large and emerging body of evidence to demonstrate that populations of different carnivores interact with each other in a variety of complex ways. Thus, the removal or introduction of predators to or from a system… CONTINUE READING
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