Multi‐scale habitat overlap in two broad‐ranged sympatric Neotropical forest eagles reveals shared environmental space and habitat use
Authors:
- Luke J. SuttonLuke J. Sutton
- David L. AndersonDavid L. Anderson
- Miguel FrancoMiguel Franco
- Felipe Bittioli R. GomesFelipe Bittioli R. Gomes
- Christopher J. W. McClureChristopher J. W. McClure
- Everton B. P. MirandaEverton B. P. Miranda
- F. Hernán VargasF. Hernán Vargas
- José de J. Vargas GonzálezJGJosé de J. Vargas González
- Robert PuschendorfRobert Puschendorf
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Funding Information
- Explorers Club
- Idea Wild
- M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust
- Peregrine Fund
- Rufford Foundation
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