Bison limit ecosystem recovery in northern Yellowstone
Authors:
- Robert L. BeschtaRBRobert L. Beschta
- William J. RippleWRWilliam J. Ripple
- J. Boone KauffmanJKJ. Boone Kauffman
- Luke E. PainterLPLuke E. Painter
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Abstract
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Funding Information
- Ecosystem Restoration Research Fund
- National Science Foundation (1754221)
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