Temporal and spatial variability of animal sound within a neotropical forest
Authors:
- Alexandra RodriguezARAlexandra Rodriguez
- Amandine GascAGAmandine Gasc
- Sandrine PavoineSPSandrine Pavoine
- Philippe GrandcolasPGPhilippe Grandcolas
- Philippe GaucherPGPhilippe Gaucher
- Jérôme SueurJSJérôme Sueur
- 1 May 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Ecological Informatics
- Vol. 21, 133-143
Abstract
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