Why did the elephant cross the road? The complex response of wild elephants to a major road in Peninsular Malaysia
Authors:
- Jamie WadeyJWJamie Wadey
- Hawthorne L. BeyerHBHawthorne L. Beyer
- Salman SaabanSSSalman Saaban
- Nasharuddin OthmanNONasharuddin Othman
- Peter LeimgruberPeter Leimgruber
- Ahimsa Campos-ArceizACAhimsa Campos-Arceiz
- 1 February 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Biological Conservation
- Vol. 218, 91-98
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Australian Research Council (DE140101389, S0002.54.02, M0004.54.04, M0005.54.04)
- Wildlife Reserves Singapore Conservation Fund (DE140101389, S0002.54.02, M0004.54.04, M0005.54.04)
- Sime Darby Plantation Bhd (DE140101389, S0002.54.02, M0004.54.04, M0005.54.04)
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