Multi-species distribution modeling of big cats in the Chindwin River Watershed of Myanmar
Authors:
- Theint Thandar BolTBTheint Thandar Bol
- Min Hein HtikeMHMin Hein Htike
- Todd K. FullerTFTodd K. Fuller
- Saw HtunSHSaw Htun
- Hla NaingHNHla Naing
- Saw Htoo Tha PoSPSaw Htoo Tha Po
- Timothy O. RandhirTimothy O. Randhir
- 21 November 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal for Nature Conservation
- Vol. 89
Abstract
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- Wildlife Conservation Society
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