Wind turbines in high quality habitat cause disproportionate increases in collision mortality of the white-tailed eagle
Authors:
- Christian HeuckCHChristian Heuck
- Christof HerrmannCHChristof Herrmann
- Christian LeversCLChristian Levers
- Pedro J. LeitãoPLPedro J. Leitão
- Oliver KroneOKOliver Krone
- Roland BrandlRBRoland Brandl
- Jörg AlbrechtJAJörg Albrecht
- 1 August 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Biological Conservation
- Vol. 236, 44-51
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